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[quote=Anonymous]Anyone is "allowed" to get together in groups and hang out. Sororities can hang out with anyone they choose. At our school, what they couldn't with a banned chapter was advertise on any official channels so typically only girls that ran in certain social circles would attend those events as opposed to the whole chapter being invited. And banned chapters can't do anything official on campus.

Banned chapters are not university sponsored or acknowledged and they aren't nationally affiliated either. If nationals wanted to go after them for still using their name, I guess that could happen, but these are college students so good luck with that.

I am 99.9% sure they aren't doing volunteer projects, etc. They're likely just partying.

I went to a LAC so banned chapters tended to fizzle out as students graduated, and without the backfill of new members, until they were allowed to re-charter (usually an effort driven by alums). But I can see a scenario at a big school with lots of legacies and a strong national chapter (brand recognition) if a really popular frat got kicked off they could survive off campus. [/quote]

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