Nine Hospitalized with Alcohol Poisoning (Fraternities' Party, U. of Colorado)

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Nine Hospitalized with Alcohol Poisoning (Fraternities' Party, U. of Colorado)

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09-27-2005, 10:15 AM

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My question still hasn't been answered. These were women drinking in a fraternity house. Fraternities do not rush women. How would deferred rush or any of the other ideas (and I do use the term loosely) put forth by Colorado's administration have helped them?

I'm not denying this school has a drinking problem, but it's the whole school, not just the fraternities. Why should they change their policies when no one else is?

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