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Poster Name:
rebelette

Poster Message:
I don't think it's a matter of not being allowed back.ZTA is a strong sorority so that's not the issue. Simply put, Ole Miss is not open to colonization. When and if they are, the university will invite a number of sororities to campus to give presentations. The sororities need to be nationally strong (not saying ZTA isn't!) because the organization will need to sink millions (and millions) of dollars into establishing a chapter here. Part of what Ole Miss would gage is the number of alumnae (of the sorority) who live in town who are willing to serve as volunteers. ADPi was their top pick past time because it is such a strong sorority in the South that many alumnae live in the region and could support colonization. Alpha Phi was their second pick because their presentation was impressive. What you need to know is that on a basic level these are business decisions for sororities and the universities. Ole Miss has to commit to the sororities that will back and support new houses, hence variable quota. Otherwise, why would new sororities come to campus, waste a buttload of money only to see their new chapter fail? The only reason Ole Miss would reopen its campus for colonization is if ALL the houses are making quota and thriving.