alpha phi
by: 15th
Is Alpha Phi the new Kappa?
-Member critically injured due to a fall out the chapter window at 3:30.
-The fire truck
-Drunk on Bid Night
-Suspended Soon
Comment#5by: Done
We couldn't find her, we didn't know she fell out the window," the caller said. "We were looking for her around the house."
The callers also reported that Smith and others had been drinking earlier Wednesday evening. A caller said Smith had fallen onto a brick or concrete area, and appeared to have suffered injuries to her head and ankle.
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According to a Greek housing standards document on Ohio State's fraternity and sorority life website, alcohol can be consumed in a fraternity or sorority house by individuals 21 or older in a room where at least one resident is 21. Alcohol cannot be present or consumed in common areas or rooms defined as academic space on chapter property.
by: ...
Doesn't say whether or not they were drinking in the house though, so I'm not sure how it's relevant.
Regardless, I'm not sure why you people care when someone almost died from an accident. And it's nothing like Kappa, because this had nothing to do with hazing. Knock it off and be adults
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by: well
by: ..
according to national sorority policy though, no alcohol is allowed in the house at all. drunk underage sister falling out of a window and no one knows it for 20 minutes is going to bring down a heavy hammer on alpha phi
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#6by: Well....
by: Lord
You're a such a buzzkill. It's an unfortunate accident. Don't act like nobody in your chapter has never been really drunk before. The girl was irresponsible for sure, but most of us have made the same decisions. And she was drinking at bars
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#9by: truth
You guys are are extremely petty and small minded. Whether the cause was sleep walking, substance abuse or god forbid an attempt at self harm let's hope that the girl recovers fully. Instead of getting worked up over some arbitrary rule how bout you think how you would feel if that was your family member or best friend who got hurt?
by: Okay
I understand your point, and my heart absolutely goes out to the girl who was injured. But when you have a a situation where a member was critically injured in their chapter house, it affects the entire chapter. Chapter houses are already very strict on alcohol, and not to mention the insurance liability. Personally, my chapter's insurance policy is voided if alcohol is found on the premises.
Even worse, the girl wasn't found for a couple of hours (or so I've heard). That speaks volumes. You mean to tell me nobody found this poor girl who fell from the third floor immediately? That is unacceptable, and whomever is in charge of their chapter facility should really be fired.
This hurts the entire Greek community, because not only did we have a chapter who got kicked off for hazing, but now this incident. Everything will be a lot more strict because this is the second injury we've had on campus this academic year. So yeah, we are all concerned.
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by: re: okay
I believe the incident took place at like 3 am on a Wednesday. I'm sure that played a role in why it took so long to find her. You honestly sound very selfish. Your argument is basically "my fun will be impeded because this girl got hurt" and you're effectively making an unfortunate accident about yourself which is kind of psychotic.
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by: Tbh
If the girl was drunk, they will be on probation at a minimum. President Drake is cracking down on Greek Life, Alpha Phi just gave him another good reason to hate us. I wouldn't be surprised if they got kicked off.
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