kappa sigma at fgcu?

[Rambler1869]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Equal protection is also where similarly situated organizations come into play. The chapter would have to show that it is being treated differently from other similarly situated organizations, which would in this case be other chapters attempting to come onto campus.

Isnt that rather the point to be made? Kappa Sigma is not being allowed the same rights as other similarly treated organizations? Until very recently, they were even denied access to the applications necessary to become an RSO.

What makes that interesting; is the school then turns around when asked and claims Kappa Sigma never applied... only interesting, when they weren't allowed to apply.

Put aside where they can or cannot be for meetings... what are your thoughts on equal access to even attempt to apply for any recognition (either by school or IFC)

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Rambler1869

Isnt that rather the point to be made? Kappa Sigma is not being allowed the same rights as other similarly treated organizations? Until very recently, they were even denied access to the applications necessary to become an RSO.

See my earlier comment.

Originally Posted by MysticCat

I'm also aware that many of us on a message board may have a very incomplete understanding of what has actually happened at FGCU, and that a better understanding may change our thinking (including possibly my "similarly situated" argument).

Judging solely from the not-always-consistent description I have seen here, I don't think I see a real equal protection argument.