Jordan Chavez

The Greek community at Texas State is adjusting to changes in the way it handles public relations. Jordan Chavez has the story.

Members of fraternities and sororities are voicing their opinions about a rule they say is new to Texas State. The guideline states that active members are not allowed to sale any apparel with their Greek letters to a member of another fraternity or sorority.
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Members who violate the rule may face penalties:
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The rule, called U-A Ten, is designed to protect the single-sex status of sororities. Behind the effort are such groups as Protected by Title Nine and The National Panhellenic Conference. If you're interested in learning more about the subject, you can visit the Greek Affairs office, located on the fourth floor of the L-B-J Student Center. For Bobcat Update, I'm Jordan Chavez.