New Jewish Frat Not Allowed in New Jersey

IGC Prevents Jewish Frat From Going Greek

After violating procedures at the College of New Jersey, the international Jewish fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi won't be holding any bat mitzvahs with sorority girls anytime soon.

The college's Inter-Greek Council told the fraternity members in a letter last week that they needed to stop meeting. According to college officials, Alpha Epsilon Pi didn't formally submit a letter to the council to indicate interest in forming a new chapter on the campus, didn't get permission to publicize informational events, didn't submit the right paperwork and didn't hold their meeting on campus - all violations of the council's policy.

According to the colony's president, the Jews aren't getting a fair shake.

"They told us we did not submit a formal letter stating our existence, which we did do," he said. "They said that we were advertising unauthorized informational meetings, which we did not do. Neither have we held public informational meetings, nor have we advertised future ones. They said we did not submit the appropriate paperwork, which our international organization did do."

Sounds like some sort of conspiracy from our view.