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Three handouts that contributed to the feeling of sexism that existed at Santa Clara University during the early 1990s.

The Santa Clara Newspaper article reporting on three Sigma Pi currently on review for "racially charged actions" condemned by the Multicultural Center and the University. The students were Sigma Pi pledges and seen sitting outside Benson Memorial…

The Santa Clara Newspaper editorial commenting on how "The university's decision to review the Greek system is wrong, even if sororities and fraternities take away from school." The author believes the decision should be left of to the students…

The Santa Clara Newspaper Article titled, "Greek Rush Events Suspended" reporting on Interim Provost, Denise Carmody's announcement to suspend all rush events until a final decision is made about the existence of Greek life's connection with the…

Editorial written by Economic/Studies Abroad professor, Richard Coz, SJ in support of keeping the Sig Ep fraternity connected to the Univeristy. He argues the brotherhood and friendship Fraternities foster are a positive impact on institutions.

A two-paged spread on the growth Greek life experienced during the mid-1980s. This growth enabled sororities and fraternities to create a Greek council consisting of representatives from each group. Greek life popularity is attributed to different…

2001, The recommendation regarding the Greek system at Santa Clara University issued by the Student Affairs University Policy Committee. The Provost requested a review be conducted of the Greek system in early fall quart 2001, to ascertain whether or…

Letter from Vice President for Student Development, James Briggs, to the Santa Clara University community commenting on the review recently conducted of the Greek system at Santa Clara.

2001 Press Release issued by Santa Clara University, "Fraternities and sororities to be phased out." The University justifies that their decision will affect less than 10% of the student population, and instead pledges to expand its social and…