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Hoping

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If this is true, then I would say it helped their greek system! Something for Alumni to think about: At Ole Miss, our sorority chapters are heavily influenced by our very active alumni. It creates a huge problem when legacies are given special treatment. Not only do girls get into chapters that they honestly don't fit into, but chapter gpa's suffer as well. It doesn't stop there. Look at most sororities, their officer positions (high executive board positions) and rush team positions are all held by legacies, who in turn push for legacies to receive bids each year. THIS PRACTICE IS HURTING OUR CHAPTERS! If Mississippi State sororities cut legacies, I say GOOD FOR THEM! That in my opinion is the only way top sororities will stay on top. If alumni don't get the message and still continue to play favoritism,top sororities are going to hurt, and bottom sororities will come out huge winners. The entire system will shift. Will it hurt the entire greek system? No! Will tiers fall apart, yes!