Marshall Tri-Sigma Lawsuit

[Senusret I]

I hope the case is thrown out. I don't have much sympathy for people who can't find satisfaction through the traditional means. I mean, I have no clue how the sorority works nationally, but I'd find it hard to believe that THE ENTIRE SYSTEM FAILED HER and she had no other option but to sue.

[ThetaPrincess24]

As an advisor and knowing how the district & national officers of my organization operate, I feel like something is missing here and the entire story is not being told.

Further, if she was so uncomfy about the "sleepover party" that supposedly took place, why did she move in to that house soon after and stay there that long? Sigma Sigma Sigma is a voluntarily organization is it not? She had the right to leave for any reason she wanted to at any time did she not?

[psusue]

I'm a little confused. The only charges that were detailed in this article is alcohol and men in the sorority house. That's not enough to make any sort of case, legally. Sorority wise, yes, but nothing criminal, unless the students were underage, and even then it'd be almost impossible to prove months later. I hope this is resolved quickly.