lying about your sorority?
by: curious
hi guys. When someone transfers universities, how can they verify that they were actually affiliated with the sorority they say they were? I mean, if your new school doesn't have your chapter, what stops someone from saying they are in a new sorority/fraternity and just forging everything? One girl told me she did this when Phi Mu wasn't offered at her new school. She just bought a bunch of KD stuff and forged the form etc...
Commentby: drakeMar 12, 2017 8:00:08 PM
#2 by: Duh
by: abcMar 13, 2017 12:13:46 PM
from the alumni mag
"With prohibition lifted and state-run Alcoholic Beverage Control stores opening in Charlottesville, the Honor Committee agreed in September not to investigate any case in which a student under 21 lied about his age to buy alcohol. That ruling was reversed in 1955 and reversed yet again in 1969. At present, the Honor Committee does not take an official stance on whether the use of fake IDs by underage students to obtain alcohol constitutes an Honor offense. Such instances are handled on a case-by-case basis. While the Committee may investigate the use of fake IDs, it is highly unlikely that any charges would be brought."
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by: whatMar 14, 2017 12:14:04 PM
Who would send a college girl to jail because she lied about being in another sorority. you are taking it way too seriously
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by: ^Mar 14, 2017 2:31:12 PM
OP posted this on numerous schools' greekrank sites. The whole idea of not getting caught if you try to lie to a sorority about being a member is ridiculous. OP is pretty stupid. If she actually were in a sorority she would know.
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by: sMar 19, 2017 2:42:22 PM
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by: welllMar 10, 2017 12:44:43 PM
Pretty sure the Honor Committee decided long ago that using fake identification is trivial - so not a honor offense.
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