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yes, it's a private college. the reason that they give for not allowing us on campus is that all the organizations need to be open to all members of the campus and some how contribute to the overall mission statement of the school. I guess a group of boys also tried to start a fraternity and the school refused them too. The student activities director said that we might want to look into a city charter and therefore we can still have our organization but not be affliated with the school. I'm just wondering if anyone's done that and if it's working for them.
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