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They weren't "dumbasses". I knew of what went on blow by blow. If you know anything about Kappa Sigma at Cornell you know that they are considered the most studious, responsible and serious-minded fraternity on campus. Kappa Sigma loses more chapters and colonies than any other fraternity. It isn't always everyone else's fault, sometimes it is the fraternity's national leadership.
They are looking at options but I highly doubt that you will see Kappa Sigma again at Cornell (any sooner than you will see them at Harvard, Dartmouth or Brown), or if it does come to Cornell it will be as a new group that would have to purchase a house and it would receive little support from the alumni.
There are some options I understand, that are on the table but that is their business.
Now Kappa Sigma is down to Penn in the Ivies, and I know for a fact those guys are seriously considering leaving. Kappa Sigma seems to be going backwards instead of coming out what I'm reading is a turbulent recent history. Best of luck.
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