Greek Council loses its regulatory powers
The Greek Awareness Council agreed to strip itself of powers concerning conflict resolution and rush mediation at the end of September after the GAC had trouble mediating conflicts between member fraternities and sororities, said Co-presidents of the GAC Mariah Voronoff '14 and Dan Leisman '14 in separate interviews with the Justice. The power to resolve conflicts among fraternities and sororities and set rules for Greek rush events will now rest with a Council of Presidents, which is composed of the presidents of the eight member fraternities and sororities of the GAC and the president of the GAC, said the co-presidents. The Council is an organization formed by the fraternities and sororities and has no affiliation with Brandeis.
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