If you expect to be partying at the Greek houses any more this semester, you will be sorely disappointed. Thanks to heated tempers and elevated encounters, the Dean of Men has declared a moratorium on Greek parties. They hope to use this opportunity to restructure the system to better support a thriving Greek community.
People choose to join one fraternity over another.
He thinks Andrews has expressed strong feelings toward ending that war. Derrington said that, due to current probation from nationals, the moratorium does not directly effect his house, but that it will ultimately benefit the Greek system as a whole. The dean explained the basic problem that led to this decision. I think these animosities are spread by a minority of members in the chapters. Since the moratorium was issued, things have calmed down significantly.