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Originally posted by 33girl
The thing about that argument is it ONLY seems to apply to social Greek organizations.
If my friends and I are all in the American Marketing Association, and go out drinking, no one considers it an AMA event. We DID have 5 members - half our chapter - of Alpha Phi Omega living in a house together and often had parties there. No one called it the "A Phi O house."
Where is the legality in that?? It sounds more like discrimination to me, furthered by the GLOs' headquarters.
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This is not meant as a joke.
If something should happen during one of your drinking sessions, don't tell anyone you're all a member of the same group, or some bright lawyer will go after them.
You're not an identifiable group as the Marketing Association -- you're not on anybody's radar screen.
Many companies won't serve alcohol at holiday parties now because they may be liable if an employee is hurt or hurts someone on the way home.
Once identified, every group is an equal opportunity target. We've identified ourselves.
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