[20077] in APO-L
Re: Pledge Period Length
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Robert Dean)
Sun Jan 31 14:16:05 1999
Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 13:15:08 -0600
Reply-To: Robert Dean <deanrl@GTE.NET>
From: Robert Dean <deanrl@GTE.NET>
To: APO-L@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU
The standard dictates what must be done for a student to become a member
of Alpha Phi Omega's National Organization. If those standards are not
met, then what I think is the appropriate course of action is to null
and void the membership applications of those individuals that did not
meet the standard. This doesn't speak to the propriety of specific
standards.
LFS,
Robert Dean
Section 48 Communications Chair
Theta Epsilon Advisory Chair
Omega Epsilon '93.
JimBeKind@AOL.COM wrote:
> enrollments. Therefore, the National Pledge Standards do not in fact "dictate"
> much of ANYTHING. If a chapter at a mostly commuter school with no lengthy
> pledge period in recent history determines for itself that a five week period
> is sufficient -- it is their right. And a section chair may rightly point out
> the standard and suggest they add a week to meet it, but I would not want any
> section chair to "TELL" the chapter to do it or suggest threateningly that to
> not do as suggested might cost them their charter.
