Attorneys representing the six female students who sued their sorority for admitting a male into their sisterhood blasted his written demand that the court throw out their lawsuit Friday as an “irrelevant diatribe” filled with “untruthful, misleading attacks.”
In March, six female University of Wyoming students sued KKG and its president Mary Pat Rooney, arguing that their chapter’s decision to admit a man, Artemis Langford, violated the national organization’s corporate charter. KKG responded on June 21 by calling the claims “baseless” and the litigation “frivolous” in a motion to dismiss.
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