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"Jim Arnold, an Oregon higher education official who wrote a doctoral dissertation on the three years he
spent around a fraternity at Indiana University in the early 1990s,
is not optimistic about progress in the war on hazing.
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That's fine, you can ban us from campus or whatever... But guess what that'd do? Many people's HQ's don't require the school to have to recognize the chapter. So big deal, you force them underground... Oh and you had a dry campus???? Not anymore, we'll have open parties.... Believe me, schools, even though sometimes they'd like to can't disband us, they'd only lose what little control they have. It's our constitutional right to associate with any group we want to.
The TKE house on our campus lost recognition and guess what? They've been the highest GPA on campus for the last 2 years (bouncing back from a 1.9 something overall).. They've shown themselves to be a fairly high quality house, they're getting a new house built in fact...
LHT,
Kevin
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