kappa sigma at fgcu?

[TSteven]

Now *I* am confused. (Not a difficult task for me to do I might add.)

Further down in the by-laws is the following which seems to be in conflict with the above statements.

Section 4. Colonies. A colony, meaning a newly-formed group or association of students sponsored, organized or assisted by a fraternity with the intent of it becoming a chapter or otherwise affiliated in any manner with that fraternity, may be established by a member fraternity only in relation to an accredited college or university. No member fraternity shall sponsor, organize, assist or participate in any manner in the formation, organization or establishment of a colony related to an accredited college or university, unless such college or university shall hold an approved candidacy status with the appropriate regional association, and such colony may become chartered only upon full accreditation of the institution.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by ryquis

Kappa Sigma nationally has a lot of power. They are not to be messed with.

LOL -- Power to do what?

I thought you were a FIJI? Stop swinging on Kappa Sig's nuts.

[LaneSig]

Originally Posted by ryquis

From what I hear, FGCU had better let them on campus soon. Kappa Sigma nationally has a lot of power. They are not to be messed with. I have read about a lot of controversy happening at FGCU over the years. Trust me. FGCU can't afford any more bad publicity.

Okay, I'm sorry, but that made me laugh. FGCU "had better let them on campus soon." Why? Can you state at least one good, clear reason?
"Kappa Sigma nationally has a lot of power." And? What will Kappa Sigma do? Get the Florida State Legislature to revoke FGCU's ability to grant diplomas? Lose their credentials?

What was my prior statement? Oh, yes: That's not how it works.

Most people couldn't give a crap on a cracker if Kappa Sigma charters at FGCU or not. You are taking this way to serious and giving Kappa Sigma national way too much power.