|
I understand that there is "stealing" of other chapters' property. It happened on my campus. But every time it did, it was during a party, or some event when people were welcomed into the house, and once it was realized that the item had been taken, it was returned. However, breaking and entering is a completely different ballgame, IMO. At what point does it go beyond a prank and become a serious offense?
At my school, during the time I was active, one fraternity, along with members of the baseball team, broke into another fraternity's house and beat the brothers with baseball bats while they slept. It's really not funny, and I wouldn't blame anyone for coming down hard on these guys.
And no, it doesn't matter if you're a girl breaking into a fraternity house or a guy breaking into a sorority house.
__________________
I believe in the values of friendship and fidelity to purpose
@~/~~~~
|
Threaded Mode
