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The Dartmouth chapter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon National Fraternity announced today the launch of a rebuilding program that will result in an undergraduate organization that is the best student organization on campus… not just the best fraternity. Sigma Phi Epsilon is successful because SigEp is different. SigEp’s award-winning The Balanced Man Program (BMP) is exactly what young men need today—a continuous development experience focused on scholarship, leadership, and life skills that complements the classroom curriculum. Refinement of these crucial skills helps SigEp brothers succeed upon graduation and prepares them to achieve balance and satisfaction in every aspect of their lives.

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The hardest part of the transition from drinking club to a substance-free service organization is making this philosophical shift in the membership and community. Most of our former members didn’t sign up for a dry chapter house with no pong tables or Fireball shots. The National fraternity is supporting chapter leaders who are really bought in to making SigEp a substance-free chapter at Yale. We can be confident that SigEp is on the right path. It will somewhat different, and certainly a lot less risky social program than what we had, but it will be an even stronger brotherhood with real accountability when brothers make bad choices.

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by: see   

And ALL of the Yalie Sig Eps resigned their membership to become an independent fraternity

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In July, Sigma Phi Epsilon alumni took the group’s board of trustees to court for what it called a “power grab” that took voting rights away from an estimated 1,500 potential and existing alumni members.

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Sig Ep won't be on campus again until all of the current brothers graduate. The alumni and nationals both want to make the chapter can thrive and offer a healthy fraternity experience without all of the negative influences of people who were kicked out.

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I really like trains 🚂

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by: Yes   

Thanks for the laugh.

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Actually, alcohol is only banned from Sig Ep houses, members aren't banned from drinking anywhere else. There actually are guys who don't mind that.

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That is what the National wants. IT IS NOT WHAT ALUMNI WANT. Big difference!!! Unfortunately, nationals will re-colonize with all goobers. Sig Ep will become a joke forever. Sad, very sad.

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Colonizing next year as a co ed society (dry) and then moving back into their house

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As someone who went to Dartmouth, you sure don’t know much about Dartmouth! Have Fun Finding people to rush your dry fraternity. The next generation will be as “troublesome” as the last!

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Most of the people coming to college are already abusing alcohol. Good to have a dry option to help students who want to live sober.

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But will it be SigEp anymore?

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by: I   

Sig Ep is dead and they're not coming back

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Dry frat, no pledging, just online brotherhood. The worst thing about joining Sig Ep is having to install the Balanced Man app on your phone so that Nationals can track you.

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Does the app use location services?

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by: Pass   

That's really creepy

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That shouldn't be allowed at Dartmouth

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