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Weird, weird, weird. One of the things Delta Zeta is seeking is for DePauw to state that the group didn't make any decisions based on appearance or race.
How could DePauw know how Delta Zeta made its membership decisions?
Different topic:
"Kevin O'Neill, an attorney with Patton Boggs in Washington, D.C., who has been consulting with Delta Zeta officials but did not file the lawsuit. If punitive damages are awarded, he said, the sorority plans to reinvest that money into self-esteem programming for women at DePauw and re-establishing their chapter."
Snort.
I don't claim to know how the group or the university made their decisions in the past, but really, self-esteem programming?
Last edited by UGAalum94; 03-28-2007 at 07:41 PM.
Reason: clarifying transition, I hope.
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