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fraternities with chapters on campus, Membership oi the Council inclu s p dents nnd junior representative from each fraternity, Alms of the [nterfraternity Council are to instill in fraternitj membe - I i for the traditions and standards oi the I niversitj i Nlin while proi \\\\ oi the general welfare and octal, recreation d. and » iolasti< ies oi I iternity members. The I F EA titti'c i ommit with the / /•' / nt\ tth j ; ad\ the association's president -uu\ helps coordinate fraternity affairs, /' /. I\ • nity Iff* i composed oi faculty, alumni, .md [nterfrat lit) Council officei helps formulate basic poli< s foi Interfratcrnit) ( mncil, with ;» view to sccii that every fraternit) fakes its propei place in the life i th< campu The Bo< I nity hi i also set a court oi app ds from d« ma <>i the / /•' Judicial Commit! . Othei important committee i K work in an oi pledge training, cholarship, Greek \\ • k activities rushing intramurals, and public relations, Jun fnterf nity I ouncii made up oi tw representatives from es i fraternit) pledge cln provide training in future campus leadership /oi youn fraternit) men. Junioi I I also makes recommendations to I V Council and individual fraternitii re irdin pled training and rushing pi edures,

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