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Originally Posted by FSUZeta
This. So much this. For a chapter to reach this stage, there have been many, many opportunities to "straighten up and fly right" as my mother used to say. If a handful of girls in any orgs chapter are causing all the drama, the chapter has options to deal with them, including terminating their memberships, before their headquarters has to step in.
By the time it reaches a university cease and desist stage, and a withdrawal from rush per headquarters, many solutions have been tried by local advisors and national officers to right the ship. I have to believe that this was a difficult decision and one made under careful consideration.
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That's not necessarily true. At IU, cease and desist is the first step after a complaint is received. Then an investigation is conducted and the chapter either goes off C&D with no issues or a punishment is doled out. Punishment can be anything from probation to suspension. There have been a few houses this year who ended up on C&D who where released with no discipline. And a few who are "no longer with us."
However, the fact that nationals put an end to rush is a problem. There is obviously something very serious. I am hearing it has to do with a fraternity who recently expelled half of its house. It sounds like the incident was a while ago and is just coming to light as part of that investigation.
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