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who wears hijab then goes to frat parties where she takes off her hijab and drinks. and i've seen pictures.
how nice 
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Not that Im calling you out or anything. You really should refrain from talking about people like that. At my Uni, this is one of the biggest problems which repulses muslims from being part of the MSA.
As soon as someone does anything the least bit un-Islamic, student issued fatwas are gossiped around these conservative circles, alienating other muslims. Thats why I feel that MSA's should represent students primarily. And as for leadership positions, its not for us to judge if people are "Muslim" enough for the position. As long as they are voted in, no one has the right to come and challenge their position based on what they do with their own time.