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Originally Posted by naraht
1) From what you've said, it appears that the university would have actively opposed any decision of the chapter to admit women.
2) The situation at Duquesne and Pi Chi is a valid piece of data to be considered for both any effort through an amendment to remove the limitation on council membership as well as requests for specific exemptions.
3) The discrimination against those in social fraternities for membership both confuses and saddens me.
4) I don't believe that anything that I say on this topic will affect the *current* situation at Duquesne University.
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1. it was more the decision of the alumni and active brothers less the university. Brothers wanted to uphold the history that they have stood for, for so very long. The university supported the decision. But we all know that story
3. Its not to hard to figure that out. Alpha Phi Omega was so active that is was physically impossible to do both. groups would compete, it is just how the university functioned. There are cases like this at Nu Mu and Psi Delta as well several of the HBCU's in terms of the AMC.
4. Already done deal.
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