Scott Karsten, who represented the [Wesleyan] fraternity in …negotiations [toward going co-ed], testified this week that the chapter was at a disadvantage in complying because Wesleyan provided only vague descriptions of what it meant by coeducation and never specifically defined its expectations.
[The president of Wesleyan] said he never felt an explicit definition was necessary.
June 11th, 2017 at 6:29PM
I have mixed feelings. Is moving women into these houses a good idea without a LOT of other reforms?
June 11th, 2017 at 6:32PM
john: I agree. It has the feel of a desperation move.
Or maybe – knowing how unacceptable this will be to most frats – it’s acutely strategic.