UT frat recruited with live sex shows, lawsuit claims

[AlphaFrog]

I understand the lawsuit including hazing and return of assets, but what does hiring strippers have to do with it? It may be a questionable activity, but it's not illegal to hire a stripper, unless there was a spesific clause about what chapter funds can be used for which wasn't mentioned in the article. Even so, you may be hard pressed to prove that the money came from chapter funds and not some member's pocket.


PS...why is striptease in my autocorrect but stripper is not...weird.

[ElieM]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

I understand the lawsuit including hazing and return of assets, but what does hiring strippers have to do with it? It may be a questionable activity, but it's not illegal to hire a stripper, unless there was a spesific clause about what chapter funds can be used for which wasn't mentioned in the article. Even so, you may be hard pressed to prove that the money came from chapter funds and not some member's pocket.

Maybe a violation of their stated organizational aim of striving to offer reverence to both God and women, as described in the motto, "Dieu et les Dames"

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by ElieM

Maybe a violation of their stated organizational aim of striving to offer reverence to both God and women, as described in the motto, "Dieu et les Dames"

Still not a legal issue. It's not like ASA could sue me for failing to aspire, seek, or attain.