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by: crd
Commentby: Unpopular opinionFeb 4, 2016 9:55:39 AM
I hope they don't get kicked off campus. Just so they can live in social Siberia for a few years.
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by: LOLJan 14, 2016 6:04:48 PM
by: lol phi muFeb 4, 2016 12:49:30 PM
notice how when someone posts about phi mu it has more dislikes than any other comment? guess we know who comes on this site the most....
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#3 by: .
I'm sure this is a very hard time for the sisters and we need to respect them. Can we not post about this? Imagine if this was going on in your sisterhood or brotherhood. The last thing you would need is people posting about it on the Internet. Please let's just be a little more considerate for other members of the Greek community.
by: HonestlyJan 14, 2016 7:39:53 PM
I'm sorry if this sounds insensitive, but I couldn't really care less if this is a very hard time for the sisters - EXCEPT the most recent pledge class, who really are the victims. If you haze, if you treat people poorly, if you disrespect the campus and panhel, you deserve to get kicked off campus. People have an awful perception of greek life solely because of chapters like AEPhi. And again, with the exception of the most recent pledge class, ALL of them are guilty. Not actively participating in it doesn't excuse you. You knew it was happening, you didn't say anything, and now you don't get to complain. You know what else was probably a very hard time for the sisters? Getting hazed.
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by: Don't forgetJan 14, 2016 11:03:29 PM
Let's also not forget that the reason the whole AEPhi scandal got exposed is because of sisters and former pledges telling the administration about the hazing. They WANTED their chapter closed down. Let's respect those girls who had the courage to step forward, and not the girls who turned on every other sorority on campus - accusing other sororities of "slander" instead of owning up to and focusing on their issues.
Also, this got escalated this week because new allegations were proven true. They got in trouble for this last year, didn't change a thing, and just kept breaking the rules. Fool me once, right?
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by: Are you dumb?Jan 14, 2016 7:36:42 PM
Ok, so a fraternity got kicked off last year for hazing, and a number of them are on probation. They've had to accept the consequences too. Stop trying to change the conversation, AEPhi.
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by: consider thisJan 14, 2016 9:03:55 PM
It's not about who hazes harder than another organization. Hazing is hazing and it's absolutely intolerable. All hazing organizations should face consequences, but people need to speak up so the administration is fully aware of what is going on.
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by: FactcheckJan 15, 2016 1:39:41 PM
Fraternities get in trouble for this all the time. Honestly it's the sororities that always get the easy way out and get special treatment. I'm glad AU is starting to take action and hold you to the same standards they hold us to.
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by: WowJan 14, 2016 11:30:42 PM
by: Not yetJan 15, 2016 12:33:21 AM
by: okJan 15, 2016 1:01:13 AM
I'm sure your Rho Chis will explain this better when they meet with you tomorrow, but basically, the school issued a cease and desist to AEPhi, which means they have to stop all activities immediately. That means chapter meetings, recruitment, being Rho Chis, wearing letters, etc. No one really knows details of why yet, or what the next steps are going to be. They had been on campus probation and probation with their nationals for the past two semesters due to hazing last spring. So, this getting issued probably means that they're going to be formally removed, but that hasn't been announced yet.
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by: ?Jan 15, 2016 2:04:44 PM
what else did they do besides haze?
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