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Require your Sorority to have a January Independent Audit of ALL finances. This will require current Sorority Officers to defend their actions or be charged with financial impropriety before they graduate in May.

An annual $500- $1 million house budget is too much trust/money to place on 20-22 year olds.... An average initial audit finds 5-10% budget improprieties. There are too many Sorority Officers wearing designer suits on a college student’s budget.

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#41  by: Really?   
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"On neutral ground" meaning that your first post was immediately accusing college students of embezzlement? Your grasp of English is so tenuous, I don't even believe that you're a UT student, let alone an American.

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#42  by: ^ Smoke Screen ^   
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New UT Fall 2014 pledges;

Consolidate as one and require your Chapter to have an January annual audit of ALL expenses.

If not, WALK >>>>

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#43  by: Thanks   
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These posts have really opened our eyes.

We will question the amount and use of our dues. They due appear to be quite high this year.

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#44  by: Again   
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To protect UT students:

Lets make a University petition for all Greek Houses to require an annual January audit if all expenses.

This will protect the House and its members from fraud and other abuses.

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#45  by: Succe$$   
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Our Chapter accepted the majority vote and agreed to conduct an independent audit next month. They said it will be the first complete audit in over a decade. Hope we get partial refunds on our dues!

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by: HahahaSep 5, 2014 5:03:11 PM

Yeah that didn't happen. I gotta give you props on your persistence in spreading misinformation about Greeks though. Keep on keepin' on little buddy.

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by: WhenSep 5, 2014 5:17:16 PM

did y'all vote on it?

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by: ^Sep 7, 2014 12:36:36 PM

They didn't answer because it didn't happen.

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#46  by: Try again   
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Our Chapter Treasurer quashed our attempt on a vote to have an audit. We will try again at next weeks Chapter Meeting to override him. He's an ass.

Glad to hear another Chapter was successful and will have their audit next month. Kudos!

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by: HahaSep 7, 2014 12:39:39 PM

Yeah that's not how it works. If your entire fraternity, or even just a majority of the quorum, wanted an audit (surprise: they either didn't or you're not even in one) they would vote on it. No one person has the power to squash a vote on that stuff. Get real kid.

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#47  by: Try hard   
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The Treasurer removed the topic from Chapter "due to time issues", we hope to have a large enough group for a quorum request at this weeks Chapter. Ass O. haha

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#48  by: Keep it Alive   
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To protect UT students:

Lets make a University Bylaw for all Greek Houses to require an annual January audit of all expenses.

This will protect the House and its members from fraud and other abuses.

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#49  by: This thread   
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Is really strange.

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by: For RealSep 8, 2014 11:09:59 PM

Yeah somebody is wayyy to obsessed with this haha.

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#50  by: Pledge    
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The two posts above are obviously from Scared Chapter Officers.

Our so-called Chapter Treasurer requested an additional $100 from every pledge for social events. Most pledges paid. I spoke with our Chapter President and he was unaware of the request. When confronted by the Pres., he said he spent it on beer, he had No Receipts.

The Chapter is voting on a new Treasurer next week.
WATCH OUT, these corrupt Chapter Officers are in every Fraternity.

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by: NahSep 14, 2014 5:13:34 AM

Not a chapter officer. I'm just not a retarded person.

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