du/sig ep hate
by: give me a breakBeing honest here I just find it stunning how angry and upset some people are on this website about DU. What exactly did they do that makes the guys on this website boiling in anger and hate? Even if both frats were in as bad of a position people claim before the merge, why would it be so surprising that they would merge to mutually benefit themselves? Its only logical. I literally see posts on here all the time that are obviously written by another frats and obviously bumped with reply posts to keep it at the top of the discussion. If they are so "irrelevant" then why are people CONSTANTLY bringing them up and talking about them? The more I think about it the funnier it is. If you hate a frat so terribly much and you want them to fall, the key is to move the spotlight AWAY from them, not towards them...
#1by: MAGA
Comment#2by: Eh
#5by: ht
The purpose of a DU chapter is to find men who share the Fraternity’s principles and to develop them into Balanced Men who will be the next generation of values-based leaders. Drinking really plays no role in that mission, and frankly, data from higher education researchers shows that it actively works against a chapter's ability to do so.
#6by: bank
DU and SigEp have unofficially partnered, with almost all of the guys who were SigEp now going to the ranks of DU. For this year, DU is having 40+ guys who used to be SigEps paying dues/partnering with them.
For girls, this means more bar tabs with better budgets, more guys at the parties and a better pregame area if they want to hang out with their friends.
For guys, DU/SigEp has another 50k they have coming in without expenses and so will probably throw a killer St Paddy's and other big events and even more late nights.
by: Rumor
Rumor is FRMT, Ltd. heard about Sig Eps merger and told the DU national the Michigan chapter's liability insurance will be invalidated for the active members and alumni house corp. House corp. officers and individual actives personally liable for accidents and lawsuits. Alumni not liking this and having second thoughts.
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#7by: really
by: Rumor
So ask FRMT, Ltd. how their liability insurance for DU members works for Sig Eps non-members?
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by: No insurance
@ #8, correct, none of the firms that provide fraternity insurance will cover "unofficial" chapter members. The part that you apparently don't understand is that FRMT, Ltd. could consider the DU actives' actions to engage in the merger as a breach of the DU national's risk management policies (which are directly incorporated into FRMT, Ltd.'s liability insurance policy terms and conditions) that in turn would allow them to deny coverage in the event of a claim. So, do what you want, but everyone just needs to understand that paying a claim for a lawsuit or accident could easily end up being the responsibility of homeowners policies of the actives' parents. The house corporation board alumni members would also not have coverage because they too would be in breach by allowing the actives to violate the DU national's risk management policies.
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