阿尔法西格玛Phi可能会回到1999年11月3日暂停的校园内校外，因为重复的酒精违规，学生院长理查德·麦克·迪尔周一晚上。\ nmeanwhle，副议员副总裁少年凯文·格福尔说星期一晚上，他被告知兄弟会不会被允许参加正式的匆忙。\ NHE说希腊顾问告诉他阿尔法西格玛博士国家组织将告诉IU的章节今天它不会被允许参加正式的匆忙9月。1. \ n“它们被列入我们的抢先书籍和我们的记者信息中，”Gfell说过。“这是他们国家章节的决定（不是让他们参加）。”\ n兄弟会等待国民们的认可，直到IU和国家章节可以同意Alpha Sig已经满足正式的恢复要求，称John Gibson（国家）表示Alpha Sigma Phi总裁。\ nmckaig表示，一旦要求满足，兄弟会应该回到校园内。麦凯格说，\ n“有一个时间暂停它们被暂停。”“之后，他们有权要求回来。国民们还审查了他们的会员资格。”如果所有的要求在9月15日完成所有要求，那么\ nmckaig的办公室有条件同意恢复兄弟会。\ nmckaig表示已经收到恢复请求但是，他无法指明没有最终确定的手续和条件。Alpha Sigma Phi总裁Nsophomore John Martorana表示，他相信兄弟会达到截止日期。\ n“次要要求很容易，没有办法我们不会遇到它们，”他说。\ nmartorana表示，其中一个要求是由阿尔法证券公司董事会任命的现场顾问和移动 into the house by October.\nSince its suspension, Alpha Sig has decided to be an alcohol-free house, with all of the current members signing contracts agreeing to this living arrangement.\n"A lot of members chose to deactivate because they didn't want to live in a substance free environment, but the ones that stayed are committed to the policy," Martorana said.\nThere are 50 members in the fraternity, and Martorana said the house is looking to recruit a pledge class of about 40 men when the house is reinstated.\n"We want to change our stereotype, and we are recruiting brothers who are well-rounded people, and we are not hiding the fact we are a substance-free house," Martorana said.\nSome prospective rushees said they feel more at ease about rush after knowing about Alpha Sig's policy.\n"If you were rushing this house it would be good because they wouldn't haze and make you drink," said freshman Kyle Harvey. "I heard stories where fraternities make you drink to the point you are sick, more than the amount you want to drink."\nHarvey's brother Kent, also a freshman, said he agreed.\n"It wouldn't be as intimidating to rush there because there would be less pressure," he said.\nAccording to an IFC alcohol resolution passed April 28, all fraternity functions are required to be alcohol-free unless otherwise approved by the University. \nMartorana said following the guidelines is the fraternity's goal.\n"We want to become the most improved chapter on campus as well as our nationals," he said. "We want to keep violations away"
