University of Tulsa puts fraternity row on probation

[CrackerBarrel]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

How would they choose which pledges to drop? I've heard of universities not allowing pledge classes at all, but I've never heard of them reducing the amount of people an organization can take in.

This should be interesting.

I think what Florida did was cap the size of the pledge class before fall. Like if say Phi Delt would normally take somewhere around 40 in a fall, the University would only let them take 15 or 20 or some number much lower.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel

I think what Florida did was cap the size of the pledge class before fall. Like if say Phi Delt would normally take somewhere around 40 in a fall, the University would only let them take 15 or 20 or some number much lower.

OK, that makes sense. I thought they made pledges drop mid-process or something.

Like someone said earlier, all this will do is cause underground pledging.