Doors to close cfcATnebraskan
Thr.- not th (tours of Love
Library will clo'c t.-.'mxjrjtily
Thursday ifU-moun because of
con-.tructiou work above the
v.)l-vv-iy, I'! ' -nici'i Mary Doak
s iid Wednesday.
Th.: south doors will 1.x; the
t'i'ntyjnry entrances and exits
ur-'il the north doois reopen
Tiv :rsd.iy evening.
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3:30 p.m. Union
8:00 p.m. Abel Hall Lounge
Sponsored In Nebraska Union 'Lilks tk Topics Committee
IFC contract states
pledge guarantees
IFC president.
McBride said the contract was abolished a fe years ajj)
because most fraternities already had rules and by.aws,
whether local or national, that said the same th.ngs.
"Many of the fraternities believed the contract was.) t
needed since they had these rules already, but the genera
option of nor ' Greeks was that pledges were discriminated
against," McBride said.
ThP rnntract states that pledges are guaranteed certain
right such m n mum of three hours of undisturbed study
dail no Pledge activities after midnight, ro hazing accoi, mg
to the bylaws of IFC, no personal servitude and orientation to
UNL If a fraternity violates the contract, the name of any
person making a report will not be revealed.
The situation was brought to IFC's attention by a number
of persons and by an editorial in the Da.ly Nebraskan last
spring on pledge hazing, McBride said.
"With all the people outside the Greek system watching us
Fr houahU better to go back to the pledge contract.
Z'that3 is thXof a Problem, but we don't want to
mislead anyone," McBride said.
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