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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
FGCU did not invent this rule. Many schools require council membership for liability purposes.
So it sounds like your issue is not with FGCU, but with IFC, an entity that does not want you at this time.
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Not necessarily; the school does need all groups to be registered, provide a copy of bylaws, and list of all members for liability purposes; but that's just about it. The governing body is a seperate matter.
The fight is with FGCU, not the IFC. A group of students, does not have the right to ban a lawful group of students to form an organization. They can prevent that group from being members of their own organization (IFC can vote no to IFC recognition; but they cannot vote to have them not form at all). However, the school itself, by equal protection laws is still bound to let every organization apply to become a registered student organization.
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