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Originally Posted by PiKA2001
So what was the "shitty" argument? I was just wondering if we can trust a bunch of 19 year olds to make better decisions than the "adults", especially when those decisions effect policy of other GLO's.
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Huh??
What does what happened have to do with adults (by that, I assume you mean HQs or alumni boards for the local groups) vs 19 year olds? I didn't see anything about fraternity or sorority alumni getting involved.
Rereading the article to make sure there wasn't, I just had my eye caught by this quote from one of the sorority presidents.
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“The decision was more than unanimous,” Levin said. “It was excitement. People walked out of there bouncing, myself included.”
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Now THAT is JUST. FUCKED. UP. After you make a difficult decision that involves your fellow students and that although you believe is right, you also know may really hurt people emotionally, no matter how you feel about the bad-guy involved, the last thing you should be doing is "bouncing."
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