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    Task force recommends changes for KU Greek system

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    By KMAN Staff on January 20, 2020 State News
    A bus passes in front of Strong Hall, an administrative building, Monday, Nov. 16, 2015 on the University of Kansas campus in Lawrence, Kan. As protesters sought and won leadership change at the University of Missouri last week, students on the University of Kansas campus 165 miles west were continuing their own months-long effort to shift focus to what they describe as a lack of support for minority students and a tolerance for racism. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)

    LAWRENCE — A task force that examined Greek life at the University of Kansas is recommending a return to Friday morning classes and a stronger effort to connect fraternities and sororities with the community.

    The university formed the task force in November 2018 to improve safety and efficiency in the Greek community.

    The task force said the Greek community must eliminate hazing. Its recommendations for achieving that goal includes forming a group to identify and address hazing and address the root causes.

    Chancellor Douglas Girod said the task force strongly supports fraternities and sororities despite national concerns about hazing and substance abuse.

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