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Originally Posted by *winter*
Ok...I’m genuinely curious here- as a complete outsider to this type of system. (My sorority is non selective; therefore our “selection” process is completely public.)
If a confused freshman comes here and asks why she wasn’t selected, everyone says, that’s membership selection information, which is private and ritual. It seems to be taken very seriously, so I’m surprised that organizations don’t already have these types of agreements. Granted, I didn’t read the entire agreement (and I’m not a legal person anyway), but what’s the issue? Wouldn’t it be good to have this type of agreement because you don’t want people discussing membership selection?
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In this instance, I think the issue boils down to -- is it ok to keep something a secret when the secret is considered to be objectionable to a reasonable person's morals and all efforts to correct the problem from within have been unsuccessful?
