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Originally Posted by DSTRen13
Okay, but what that actually says, the way I read it, is that the national org can select undergrads for the PURPOSE of establishing a chapter, and that if a chapter is actually established, it cannot be barred from IFC. It doesn't say anywhere that the chapter must be established. Students can be selected, they can petition for a chapter, but it never says that that petition has to be granted by anyone, only that if they do become a chapter, they must be allowed to participate in IFC.
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I agree, that is the way I read it as well. When I used to work for my universities student development center I was told that if you went to a public university they could not prohibit you from forming an organization or colony because it is your right to assemble, not so at a privately funded university.
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