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Petition to grant Sigma Kappa Upsilon’s requested 22 women live-out status this academic year of 2020-2021

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Heidi Reynolds
6 years ago Featured

I am deeply concerned about the decision to keep the house at full capacity during a pandemic. It seems incredibly irresponsible to me to make decisions based on finances instead of the health and safety of your members. Reducing the live ins to a reasonable number to ensure adequate space and distancing seems the RIGHT thing to do.

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Marley chase
6 years ago Featured

Taking the steps to make sure our sisters are happy, healthy, safe, and comfortable is what it means to be a sigma kappa during this time

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Don Huckfeldt
6 years ago Featured

Hello, Allowing the 22 concerned members to live out this year still leaves the house with 60% occupancy, which seems reasonable to me. Granting their request and allowing them to continue their membership will create a more comfortable environment for the live in girls and keep a positive setting for these young ladies in these uncertain times. Thank you for your consideration, Don Huckfeldt

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is a weird year! Exceptions need to be made.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

While we want to support the house, we also wanted to ensure the safety for all members in these times of uncertainty!

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Les Sakai
6 years ago

Sorority members’ personal safety MUST be the top priority.

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Megan Reynolds
6 years ago

What Ryan said ^^^

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Tiffany Walls
6 years ago

Exceptions should be made during this uncertain time. Fees should not be increased for the live in’s due to open beds.

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Leon
6 years ago

Exceptions should be made during trying times!

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

Live ins should not have to have increased fees due to others feeling safer to live out. It’s a pandemic and we are struggling to cover costs already due to the situation we are in!

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Dianna Gifford
6 years ago

Unfair to make those who live in pay to cover the empty beds due to Corona virus. It’s not their fault.

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Denise Langley
6 years ago

They should not be required to pay increased fees for empty beds during a pandemic! Safety first.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

House capacity should be reduced, members should not be required to live in if they feel unsafe or at risk, members should not be required to cover the 22 empty bed fees

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Ryan Perkins
6 years ago

Not cool guys