The Case for Fraternity Rights
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Fraternities advocate for their rights on college campuses. They argue that fraternities provide valuable experiences for students and promote brotherhood and leadership. However, some believe fraternities enable harmful behaviors and school policies aim to curb excesses and promote safety for all students.
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