[15178] in APO-L
Re: Life Membership for Alumni -Reply
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Elizabeth Yow)
Wed Oct 30 10:17:08 1996
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 1996 10:15:54 -0500
Reply-To: Elizabeth Yow <emy@INFI.NET>
From: Elizabeth Yow <emy@INFI.NET>
To: Multiple recipients of list APO-L <APO-L@VM.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
>Suppose I pledge the Alpha Beta chapter my freshman year and become an
active brother. Then I transfer
>my sophmore year to the school where the Zeta Eta chapter is and become an
active member there. Then
>in my junior year, I want to become a life member. According to the bylaws
as stated, I became an Alumni
>Member when I left (without having been suspended or expelled by the
chapter or National Fraternity) the
>Alpha Beta chapter in the spring of my freshman year. In my junior year it
has been more than one year
>since I became an alumni member. Do I have to pay $100 (even though I am a
dues paying "undergraduate
>active member" of the Zeta Eta chapter)?
You can be an alum of one chapter while being an active at another chapter.
Since you are currently also an *undergraduate* active member (the bylaws
specify that - so you couldn't graduate, be an active graduate student
elsewhere, and pay the $50), you can pay the $50 fee to become a Life Member.
At least that's my interpretation on it. Anyone else have different thoughts
on it?
Elizabeth
