Actually - the reason most fraternities have policies against lil' sis' is due to the Title IX provisions that allow us to remain "single sex" orgs. The thought is that if the lines are blurred, it's might be possible for someone to challenge our single sex status in court - in other words, a female could sue for membership in the fraternity. Most lil' sis' programs used to have separate - and recognized - induction proceedures and in some cases rituals. I heard that some girls actually did sue for initation rites, but never confirmed that story.
Brad
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Originally posted by 33girl:
Supposedly the reason is little sister and little brother (for the sororities) programs take time away from the maintenance and programming of the chapter itself, i.e., you should spend time making your brotherhood better rather than on a little sister program.
Having one sweetheart, now that's OK.
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