Delta Zeta Reportedly Sues DePauw

[FuzzieAlum]

Alphagamuga, I'm with you as to having doubts. In the few cases I've seen, either the new group of women (or for that matter men) did not gain enough new members and closed before anyone was initiated, or they got barely enough members and were able to stay open but were no stronger than before.

Part of the problem is that, regardless of why they couldn't get members, regardless of how the new alums act, about 3/4 of the campus body remembers the old chapter and associates XYZ with that image.

[UGAalum94]

FuzzieAlum, that's what I was afraid of, but I didn't have any direct experience. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed for AGD at Ohio State that they will continue their success.

33Girl, I do think that if DZ had been able to do things the way they planned, things would have gone more smoothly. I have the impression that when the group voted not to do rush, that's what they were accepting. But, DZ erred greatly in two ways: not knowing what the university would permit before they began dealing with the chapter, and not letting the girls themselves select who would remain active and who would go alum when they did finally realize that they wouldn't be permitted to close and re-open as they planned.

(Thank for the re-assurance about age, as well!)