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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) ro ran) io 27 9A-WE-222936-BEI Continuation of FD-302 of | | ~On 09/10/2007 _, Page 2 involved in those meetings. [L__———idalso mentioned was the Dean of Students at that time. did not \know why the information was being requested and also did not know whether the University initiated this action on their own, or whether they were responding to issues raised by external sources, such as the State of_Ohio (the university became a ; state school during the time [a Jattonded) It was noted that during this time frame in the late 1960's, cultural and racial diversity was gaining national attention, which might explain a request for member selection information. suggested contact inl] whoL______] dated brietly year in school ard was a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. class and stayed on at the school working In_such capacity, and having serve — of[__]fraternity[ acca! thought) may know More about what was being requested of the sororities and why, and whether or not similar information had been requested of the fraternities. noted that{ sas "done very well for himself", has given significant amounts of money to the school over the years, and was the graduation speaker last June. did not recognize the name Bruck IVINS however, when as shown a photocopy of a Photograph of IVINS from high school, she thought he looked familiar. d co of an email from IWNS, which indicated he met and in an American Literature course at the University of Cincinnati, was provided to for review. In his email, IVINS described the women as e "stars" of the class who were helpful to other students "not as talented".1___——Csdi did not’ remember anything about the class, except that it was not a freshman-levél nurse. thought it might have been a course took junior or senior year. pe aia not remember IVINS from the class. ek system at the university was very large, and arthough[ fata not think non-Greek students would have been stigmatized by not joining a fraternity or sorority, did think someone who was not a member of a fraternity or sorority could feel "left out" or not part of the "in crowd", particularly if they had tried to join a house. described the KKG chapter at the University of Cincinnati as the best sorority on campus because they had very