End of "no contact"

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by APhi2KD

Nope. The dirty rushers already dirty rush regardless of policy.

I am pretty sure that since the policy of no contact has been reversed, what was dirty rush is no longer dirty. By changing the definition, we have eliminated the infraction. I have little hope for everyone to behave in a Panhellenic manner and promote only the overall sorority experience without rules. There is such a toxic competition environment on many campuses.

[AnchorAlumna]

Originally Posted by honeychile

Does anyone else see the floodgates of Dirty Rushing being flung wide open?

Absolutely.

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by thetalady

I am pretty sure that since the policy of no contact has been reversed, what was dirty rush is no longer dirty. By changing the definition, we have eliminated the infraction. I have little hope for everyone to behave in a Panhellenic manner and promote only the overall sorority experience without rules. There is such a toxic competition environment on many campuses.

In a perfect world, everyone would act in the Panhellenic Spirit. I hope I'm wrong, but I see this as rewarding previous bad behavior, and that there will be a level of undermining Panhellenic ideals all over the place.