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Old 05-15-2004, 11:57 AM
TigerLilly TigerLilly is offline
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Originally posted by ktsnake
That's nice that UK has that rule. I'm sure it's for insurance and risk management purposes. However, a public institution really can't say who can and cannot affiliate with the school. If the satanist society wants to be school recognized, I really don't see any reason the school can decide not to recognize them.

Now, as for giving funds to that organization, that may be another story
Like you were saying...can a public institution really ban local GLOs? Not to burst your bubble, TSteven, but I can't find anything in UK's student organization bylaws or Panhellenic Council bylaws (didn't look in IFC's) that sounds like a ban on local GLOs. Can anyone name other colleges that have this rule? I agree I can see why university administrations would prefer to have GLOs with some kind of governing body above the university level, but can they really ban ones that don't have that? Or just "strongly discourage" them?
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