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    Kappa Gamma Fraternity

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    The agreement made , 20 , between Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity (“Kappa”), a nonprofit association, and (“event planner”). 1. Facilities: The event planner agrees to provide Kappa with event planning and management services for the event detailed below. Facility: Date: Hours: Rate or fee: Payment terms: 2. Services: The event planner hereby agrees to provide Kappa with the following services at the function described above. a. Event Staff and Management The event planner agrees to be responsible for day-of event management. The event planner submits that it has read, understands and will abide by Kappa’s risk management policies (see Exhibit A). The event planner will distribute Kappa’s risk management policies to all members on its staff who work with a Kappa chapter. The event planner will be jointly responsible with Kappa of ensuring the event will follow Kappa’s risk management policies. The event planner agrees to have at least one employee physically present to manage the Kappa event per every…

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    century college students started forming groups in order to discuss current events, politics, and other controversial issues. Students formed this after not feeling “challenged enough” by their classes and professors. As time passed fraternity groups formed all over college campuses. In the beginning fraternities only had white, male members. Today, they have expanded to include women (sororities) and minorities. In the past fraternities were formed in secret, and to explore different…

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    Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

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    Omega Psi Phi fraternity. This fraternity is a part of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) and is the Omega Epsilon Chapter at the University of Toledo. Their colors are royal purple and old gold and their national founding date is November 17, 1911. The fraternity also goes by other names like the (Ques or Da Bruhz). Some of the requirements are to have at least 30 credit hours and a GPA of 2.5 or higher. There were three founders Edgar Amos Love, Oscar James Cooper and Frank Coleman who…

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    “Should colleges ban fraternities and sororities?” is a question that is frequently asked due to all of the controversy surrounding Greek life. It is also the title of Jake New’s InsideHigherEd article outlining the various instances of misbehavior by Greek organizations across America. One incident that is mentioned is when “the Texas Tech University chapter of Phi Delta Theta was suspended after displaying a banner that read ‘No Means Yes, Yes Means Anal’ ” (New). The banner obviously angered…

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    “Are fraternities acting in an ethical manner, requiring good behavior and punishing poor decisions? Or are they keeping a cool distance from the mayhem, knowing full well that it occurs with regularity?” (Flanagan). Many individuals have never taken out the time to research and study some of the hidden secrets about fraternities. However, author Caitlin Flanagan wrote “The Dark Power of Fraternities” published in 2014 in The Atlantic, and she argues all of the hidden flaws within fraternities…

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    Being a member of this illustrious organization would mean a great deal to me. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated is an organization full of members with a purpose. Members that feel they have a calling to serve the greater good of the communities around them, and beyond. The members of this fraternity are very diverse with all different shapes, colors, races, personalities, and ethnicities. However they all have the same foundation of brotherhood, scholarship, and service to uplift…

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    Welcome Message from the Fraternity President Welcome to the first-ever Kappa Leadership Conference! With a new organizational structure comes the opportunity to provide our members with an event that combines enhanced training and leadership development at the district level. The focus will be on Kappa’s core educational values — our Pillars of Education. Throughout the conference, we will explore the concepts of sisterhood, leadership, intellectual development, well-being, community…

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    signatures. Also, the presence and consumption of alcohol violated the campus’ and fraternity’s policies. The fraternity conducted a tailgate function during a period of suspended activity and also lacked in cooperation during interviews. These violations do not represent the fraternity in any way and do not reflect on the character of each and every member of the fraternity. 2.How the chapter and individual members have or would be held accountable for such violations. The chapter has…

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    injuries during a fraternity ritual on a trip to the Poconos in Pennsylvania. Few of Deng’s fellow fraternity brothers will face charges including hindering apprehension, concealing or destroying evidence, hazing, and providing false information to law enforcement. Out of thirty-seven fraternity brothers involved in this case, only few face charges. No proof of one more involved than the other shows, and based on logic, all of the fraternity brothers should face the same charges or face none at…

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    the Question How would banning fraternities and sororities impact the students? Is racism, hazing, and derogatory acts not reason enough for Universities to ban fraternities and sororities? In my opinion, no all fraternities/sororities should not be banned because it is only few that are partaking in such activities. As you know not all organizations have the same morals and standards. Knowing that, I feel as if the student body would be largely effected if campuses were to ban all…

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