sae nationals outlaws pledging
by: AustinStarting Sunday no chapter of SAE will be allowed to pledge new members...wow
#3 by: yea
May not have any effect here...but this is a national policy.
We are not talking about some new member development plan or some new anti-hazing policy.
This is the complete end of pledgship as we know it with in SAE....ever chapter everywhere.
SAE will never be the same nationally.
#4 by: The Future
It all depends on how SAE nationals enforces this rule. If they go down hard and are serious about this, it could turn them into the next KAs or SigEp. (SigEp installed a similar policy in the 90s and now has even made its mark on downgrading SigEps best chapters). If little enforcement is done, just like how none of our nationals allows hazing this would be a non-issue for them. My guess it will lean on the lack of enforcement side. This is just a publicity stunt to keep SAE from further legal action. The rule would give greater protection to nationals for hazing and death lawsuits, and ultimately put more of the responsibility on the schools and chapter members. (As far as I know most fraternity chapters are legally part of the school that chartered them and not a separate entity that can be taken to court.
#5 by: Y'all
realize nationals have done this before. ZBT banned pledgeship a while ago, not many chapters here haze harder than Texas ZBT.
It's more of a political move. It'll affect new chapters and colonies coming, but it won't affect current ones much. It especially won't affect Texas SAE, they're easily one of their three best chapters nationally.
Nationals won't touch 'em unless they kill another kid.
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by: It's not Mar 9, 2014 3:37:44 PM
really hard to call them new members to national's face, and then haze them once they're not looking.
It'll hurt new chapters for sure, but current chapters will just do what they always do and call it something else.