Auburn student in ICU after fight at fraternity

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by TonyBromo

If you're referring to Alabama, then yes of course nationals needs to look into that and then take any actions deemed necessary.

But I was talking about the situation at Auburn and the idea that nationals would try to force the BMP on the chapter after 1 member was involved in a parking lot fight, the details of which are unknown. If that was the case, it would be an example of nationals far over-stepping their boundaries.

What boundaries does an HQ really have though?

The prospect of reduced donations form alums of a particular chapter?

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by Kevin

What boundaries does an HQ really have though?

The prospect of reduced donations form alums of a particular chapter?

The prospect of not any chapters at all. Or rather, having a limited number thereof.

I would say that most HQ's have way more power than is due, or that they're really even worth for the chapter. They pretty much just exist to buy insurance.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by RU OX Alum

I would say that most HQ's have way more power than is due.

How much power is "due"?

You join a national organization and you expect your governance to be....?