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Old 04-16-2001, 12:47 AM
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I don't know about the other organizations, but the information you said below about "all 9 national organizations have policies which forbid their collegiate chapters from making or affiliating with sweethearts because of the liability that they present to the organization" is incorrect. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. both nationally and constitutionally recognizes "Iota Sweethearts."


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Originally posted by dstbrat:
this is the topic that will not die. your sister is correct in that according your yard, it may jeopardize your chances of pledging a sorority. the beef that exists is rooted in a lack of respect by some sweethearts for sorority members. some see themselves as sororities and true sisters to the fraternity. it should be noted that all 9 national organizations have policies which forbid their collegiate chapters from making or affiliating with sweethearts because of the liability that they present to the organization. ultimately, the choice is yours. just be aware that it might make your road to pledging a little rockier.


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