Fraternities Vary Over Anti-Discrimination Bill
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Fraternities Vary Over Anti-Discrimination Bill
Subject
Officials from four Middlebury fraternities have said that they will have no trouble complying with the Student Senate's proposal regarding the elimination of membership clauses don't he basis of race and religion. Four "expressed some reservations, but said that compliance was probable. Two were unavailable for comment."
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Volume 64, Number 13
Creator
Mike Schwartz
Publisher
The Campus
Date
01/30/1969
Contributor
Mike Schwartz
Coverage
"Robert Cohen, Delta Upsilon President, did not want to make a statement before thoroughly studying the proposal, but said, 'There are no discriminatory practices in the fraternity.'"
"Only Philip L. Cohen, recently elected President of Zeta Psi, questioned the reasons for the proposal. He said that he thought the fraternity could comply, but that 'it is more a question of what this will do to the fraternity system.' He expressed concern as to whether this proposal was a move to drive fraternities off campus."
"Only Philip L. Cohen, recently elected President of Zeta Psi, questioned the reasons for the proposal. He said that he thought the fraternity could comply, but that 'it is more a question of what this will do to the fraternity system.' He expressed concern as to whether this proposal was a move to drive fraternities off campus."
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Mike Schwartz, “Fraternities Vary Over Anti-Discrimination Bill,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/202.