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old vrs new

Poster Message:
Back a decade ago you could survive being underground. But now the school has a tight grip on IFC and won't let fraternities tailgate if theyre on probation or kicked off. Plus like the above poster mentioned, few brothers will pay high dues since theyre kicked off which limits what the fraternity can do. Now sororities get in a lot of trouble for mixing with underground fraternities as well, so only a few will risk it. They also have to have it as an unregistered event which means the sorority won't pitch in money, girls are likely to get MIPs (like what happened with a lot of the unregistered mixers last year and the year before) and typically fewer people go. Lastly, kicked off fraternities can't get a good quality and sized pledge class (most get some sort of pledge class but never the same size or quality of the good registered fraternities).