Sigma Chi Suspended Indefinitely at Nebraska - Lincoln: Underage Alcohol

[ComradesTrue]

Originally Posted by exlurker

...The party occurred less than two weeks after Sigma Chi members returned to their chapter house following a three-year suspension resulting from an infamous 2008 hazing incident....During the prior suspension, the fraternity spent $2.5 million to update the chapter house, “making it one of the most desirable modern student housing options at UNL,” Davis said.

Sometimes there are just no words. Absolutely unbelievable. I am guessing there are a bunch of pissed off alumni.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by Blondie93

Sometimes there are just no words. Absolutely unbelievable. I am guessing there are a bunch of pissed off alumni.

Unbelievable.. and sad. I'm sure the alumni are pissed, and I hope the undergraduates understand what they've done (and feel horrible about it).

All of this, even after UNL was nice enough to cut their 4-year suspension down to 3 years.

[exlurker]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

Unbelievable.. and sad. I'm sure the alumni are pissed, and I hope the undergraduates understand what they've done (and feel horrible about it).

All of this, even after UNL was nice enough to cut their 4-year suspension down to 3 years.

The thing is, it's not that unbelievable at all. A GCer, who used to post often, mentioned his fraternity's experience with a chapter in Colorado where the undergrads trashed a magnificent, and expensive, house. More recently, IIRC, an alumnus of a fraternity personally funded a multimillion dollar house at a major Pennsylvania (I think) school. The fraternity HQ had to shut the house down relatively soon after students moved in.

I, too, am fairly sure the Sigma Chi alumni in this new instance are pissed, and rightly so.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by exlurker

The thing is, it's not that unbelievable at all. A GCer, who used to post often, mentioned his fraternity's experience with a chapter in Colorado where the undergrads trashed a magnificent, and expensive, house. More recently, IIRC, an alumnus of a fraternity personally funded a multimillion dollar house at a major Pennsylvania (I think) school. The fraternity HQ had to shut the house down relatively soon after students moved in.

Ok...

I never said things like this don't happen. I said it's hard to believe that anyone would allow this to happen. As in.. the undergrads messed up BIG TIME. And it's an unfortunate situation.