Discuss “Fraternities take steps in right direction for Rush”
Fall Rush is a hectic time for fraternities, as they try their hardest to get the perfect pledge class. Beginning on the first day of school, Rush can be a confusing time for first-years, many of whom will make a decision that will affect the rest of their college career. Placing Rush at the beginning of the semester adds to the craziness of an otherwise intense part of the year.
In reaction to this situation, the Interfraternity Council (IFC) created and now maintains a set of Rush policies to guide all chapters. These rules require that all Rush events be alcohol-free, require that no event may be held at the same time as an orientation event, and provide a timeframe for the entire Rush period. These rules serve two purposes: They protect...
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