U can't join APhiA without: * Voter Registration Card

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally posted by Senusret I
*swoosh*

*swish*

*wheeeeeeeee*


^The sounds of people swinging off my fraternity's jock.

[Tom Earp]

I for one take offense to all of this BS.

I dont do screw tops, I use 5.0 Boxes of Grape Juice!!!!!!!!

Well except for $2.00 Chuck given to me or Holy Field Vintner Lester The Molestor!!!!!!

Friggen Heathens who drink Holler at the Moon!

[PhiPsiRuss]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
SENUSRET I FOR PRESIDENT.

SENUSRET I FOR KING FOR LIFE!

[CutiePie2000]

Originally posted by hoosier
* Voter Registration Card*

What exceptions do you make for non-American students? (i.e. Foreign Students, or those born abroad who don't actually have American citizenship. Just wondering.

I assume that you have to be an AMERICAN citizen to vote in AMERICAN elections.

[Senusret I]

If you do a search on "voter registration" you will see a lengthy thread in which this issue was brought up and your question was answered.

I had some pretty great moments in that thread -- I encourage the search.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by CutiePie2000
What exceptions do you make for non-American students? (i.e. Foreign Students, or those born abroad who don't actually have American citizenship. Just wondering.

I assume that you have to be an AMERICAN citizen to vote in AMERICAN elections.

Your comment is retarded. Also, in the English language, we don't capitalize every letter in the word "American." And, finally, "Just wondering" is not a complete sentence.

-Rudey

[g41965]

I think requiring a voter registration card is perfectly appropriate if an alternative requirement is in place for non US Citizens who wish to join.


Wasn't Dr. Martin Luther King an A-PHI-A and weren't the historically african american fraternities heavily involved in the SNCC and sit downs in the south in the 1960's.
Seems like requiring members to be registered to vote is an appropriate way to remember what many fought and some died for.
I was a pledge trainer one semester and the more I think about I wish my chapter and DU in general had the same requirement.

[hoosier]

Originally posted by g41965
I think requiring a voter registration card is perfectly appropriate if an alternative requirement is in place for non US Citizens who wish to join.
.... Seems like requiring members to be registered to vote is an appropriate way to remember what many fought and some died for.

I was a pledge trainer one semester and the more I think about I wish my chapter and DU in general had the same requirement.

I agree. I think I'll suggest this to my GLO, and I encourage you to submit appropriate legislation to your next convention.