1988-1990, A Summary of Incidents Involving Sigma Phi Epsilon
Summary of Incidents Involving Sigma Phi Epsilon
1988-1990, A summary written by Student Life of all the incidents involving Sigma Phi Epsilon and the review/consequences that took place because of their behavior.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). Office of Student Life
Archives & Special Collections, Santa Clara University: University Records
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Copyright English 103 Class (Lueck), Fall 2016, Santa Clara University
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1990, Letter from Co-Founder of the Santa Clara University Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter to the Current Chapter
1990, Letter from Co-Founder of the Santa Clara University Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter
1990, Letter from Co-Founder of the Santa Clara University Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter to the current Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter about how to deal with their current predicament.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). Jeffery Fisher, Class of '77
1989, Letter Written by the Challenges Steering Committee to Father Phipps About his Offensive Comments and Attitude
1989, Letter Written by the Challenges Steering Committee
1989, Letter written by the Challenges Steering Committee to Father Phipps about his offensive comments and attitude at a meeting regarding the upcoming conference the Committee would be hosting.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). the Challenges Steering Committee
1990, Sigma Phi Epsilon's Letter to the Santa Clara Community Apologizing for their Offensive Newsletter
1990, Sigma Phi Epsilon's letter to the Santa Clara Community apologizing for their offensive newsletter and explaining what they plan to do to salvage relations within the community.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). Sigma Phi Epsilion President
1990, Letter Written by Female English Student to Father Locatelli in Response to Sigma Phi Epsilon's Sexist Newsletter
1990, Letter Written by Female English Student
1990, Letter written by female English Student to Father Locatelli in response to Sigma Phi Epsilon's sexist newsletter and well as two other instances of gender problems she had been personally exposed to that year.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). English Student
1990, Letter written by Professor Meyer of the Department of Philosophy to the Editor of "The Santa Clara" Newspaper
1990, Letter Written by Professor Meyer of the Department of Philosophy
1990, letter written by Professor Meyer of the Department of Philosophy to the Editor of "The Santa Clara" Newspaper commenting on the deep sexist attitudes prevalent at Santa Clara University. Provides opinions on what he believes should be done about Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). Professor Meyer of the Department of Philosophy
1990, Santa Clara Magazine Spread on "Fraternity Disciplined" and "Improving Campus Climate"
1990, Santa Clara Magazine spread on "Fraternity Disciplined" and "Improving Campus Climate." The articles focus on the suspension of Sigma Phi Epsilon, consequences this decision may spell for all of Greek life, and the affect the fraternities' sexist and racist rhetoric had on campus.
Santa Clara University (Calif.). Magazine
1990, San Jose Mercury News Article Titled, "Fraternity loses SCU sanction"
1990, San Jose Mercury news article titled, "Fraternity loses SCU sanction" reporting on Santa Clara's decision to withdraw recognition of Sigma Phi Epsilon after they were implicated in a sexist and racist newsletter.
1991, San Jose Mercury News Article Titled, "SCU frat loses use permit to rowdiness"
1991, San Jose Mercury news article titled, "SCU frat loses use permit to rowdiness. Reports on how the city revoked Theta Chi's use permit after throwing several rowdy parties.
1991, San Jose Mercury Newspaper Article, "Neighbors' complaints against students rise"
1991, San Jose Mercury Newspaper Article
1991, San Jose Mercury news article, "Neighbors' complaints against students rise," comments on how Santa Clara residential complaints correlate with the cancellation of Theta Chi's city permit, as well as stricter regulation of Sororities and Fraternities.