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how a chapter does their membership selection. That is their business--just as it is for every other sorority. In the end, everyone has a method, and they have to do something to be able to eliminate 50% of the women after the FIRST DAY. If your chapter is in that position, one of the easiest ways to do it is to have a target market (zip codes/high schools can be a strong benchmark of financial/family support, etc.) because there is no way to make a decision to cut half the girls in rush just by meeting them for 10 minutes! So I don't think anyone begrudges Pi Phi (or any other group) for how they make their cuts. At least I do not, and I am not in any of the "top" houses. The problem lies in how they TREAT the people who are essentially guests in their home. The "dance party" is just RUDE and feeds into all the negative stereotypes that anyone might have of the greek community and fosters zero goodwill among girls who are guests in their home who ultimately go on to pledge other houses. There is no reason that they can't have a casual conversation with someone for 10 minutes, just like every other house. That is the reason for the "hate" and the "hate" will continue for this practice until it stops.
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