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5:35Now PlayingThe University of Michigan is trying to find ways to curtail the behavior of fraternities on campus. One way is to hire live in house directors. Ana Kasparian (The Point) and Becca Frucht hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
Do you think this is a good idea? Will house directors put a stop to all of the bad behavior that takes place in frat houses? Let us know in the comments below.
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“The University of Michigan is looking to place live-in house directors in frat houses (better known as frat moms or house moms) to maintain order.
UM officials had a huge meeting last week with reps for the 30 Greek chapters on the school’s Ann Arbor campus to discuss re-implementing house directors in frats to help deal with issues of hazing, drinking and sexual misconduct.
The plans are part of an initiative to create a “comprehensive cultural change within Greek life,” according to the dean of students, Laura Blake Jones. While the university’s sororities all live with house directors, the frats have just two in total.”
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