The Onion is 100% satire. The reason you can't find the case it cites is because that case does not exist.
If you read the ADPi anthology "Sisters," you may learn why/when those chapters closed. A number of Greek chapters closed in the 60s and 70s when Greek Life numbers declined in general. The interest was not there, but began to rebuild in the 80s.
It is always possible that ADPi will be selected for expansion at a university, even ones where a chapter previously closed. Having active alumnae in the area to support a prospective chapter is one major factor that is considered, so be sure you stay involved!
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Originally Posted by mymylittleadpi1
Hello all!
I am a very recent alum member of a Michigan chapter of Alpha Delta Pi. It has always disheartened me to know that there are only two active ADPi chapters in Michigan (Oakland University and U of M). However, I have seen mention of there being one at Michigan State and one at Wayne State University that both closed in the 1970's. I have searched basically since I joined the organization four years ago and finally found this tonight:
http://www.theonion.com/articles/rig...ution-sa,2683/
(specifically, where it cites: Souter v. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Michigan State University Chapter)
Does anyone know anything about this case? I can't find anything on it!
If anyone has any info on why these chapters are no longer around, could you please provide some information? I'm just very interested in this sort of thing =)
Thanks! Pi <3 |
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