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Originally Posted by RedRover
When I attended Duquesne, I knew a number of A-Phi-Os. From what they -- and others APOs at other colleges -- tell me, the Duquesne chapter acted an awful lot like a traditional social fraternity.
I know of a couple of men who didn't get bids from the chapter because an active brother blackballed them. These men were quality guys who were active in other organizations.
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If they wanted to form a traditional social fraternity, then they should have, and used those practices there.
Blackballing rushees has no place in APO. Anyone who wants to pursue membership should be given the opportunity; however, not everyone will be successful in that pursuit.
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