Grand Divisions   Friday, March 20, 2009  Vanderbilt over the
rainbow  It's Pride time again at Vanderbilt University. There's
a little controversy over the number of rainbow flags flying
over the Greek houses on campus. The questions seem to center
around what the flag means. For example, is it political?
Nevertheless, some members of the Greek community on campus
worry that although though they agree with Lambda's agenda, it
is unfair to ask houses to fly a flag supporting what some see
as a political cause.  "It was expressed in our chapter that
Greek organizations shouldn't have to make political statements,
and it's unfair that if we choose not to fly the flag, we are
seen as bigots," said senior A.J. Axelrod, a fraternity member.
"I don't really buy that, but it was a concern expressed in our
house."  An editorial questioned whether there was undue
pressure to fly the flags:  Several members of the Greek
community expressed concern over oblique social pressure,
asserting that not flying the flag was eq