Fraternities on Cornell's campus will not be allowed to host parties or events for the rest of the academic year.
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Cornell University has
Fraternities on Cornell's campus will not be allowed to host parties or events for the rest of the academic year.
Jeongyoon Han for NPR
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Jeongyoon Han for NPR
Cornell University has
Schools always insist that “frats will just move off campus,” as if that’s an unavoidable problem. Schools have every right to expel every student who joins an off-campus fraternity.
A temporary suspension on fraternity parties doesn’t offer survivors a damn thing.
If anything, it will just create a more hostile environment for women. Especially since the next year will be full of conversations about how important it is to preserve frats.
Schools always insist that “frats will just move off campus,” as if that’s an unavoidable problem. Schools have every right to expel every student who joins an off-campus fraternity.
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