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Originally Posted by KSigAdvisor
Knight Shadow- so you think it is okay for FGCU, as a public institution, to deny groups from being officially recognized, but allow the fraternities already on campus to operate and enjoy all the freedoms that come with official recognition? I just want to make sure I have that straight. It's a slippery slope my fraternal friend, because where does it end? And why exactly do you think it's okay for FGCU, a public institution, to recognize certain fraternities but deny recognition to others?? I'l' take the questions one step further so we avoid the answer" "because its the rule." Knight Shadow, please analyze the rule. What is constitutional about FGCU, a publicly funded university, granting official recognition to certain groups and denying other groups that same recognition.
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Please see my post above.
ETA: At some point, are you going to answer the questions asked of you?
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