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R u dumb?

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Yeah let me call out some poor kids on GR just to have you report the comment and have it taken down. Either you are a SX alumni or someone who doesn't go here because it's out there, let me explain to you how they get around that. 1. Don't report accurate chapter numbers to nationals or the school. That way you have more people paying dues and attending chapter that may be a student elsewhere or just a liability due to grades or whatever. Fraternities do this all of the time to increase GPA and money simultaneously. It's not often that nationals or school faculty sit in on chapters and when it does happen it is announced well in advance, and easy to co ordinate around. Also if they were to get caught, since they never went through the actual initiation process, they could just deny everything. 2. Idk what SX's policy is for initiating fraternity members but I know several fraternities criteria are they need to be a college student enrolled somewhere. Example: If your fraternity found a college student living in Alaska willing to pay dues and attend chapter remotely and the whole fraternity decided it's ok, I doubt the nationals would be opposed to that. The sad truth is that some fraternities feel they need to bid UNG kids to keep numbers and chapter budgets competitive with other groups. In a top tier Greek system like UGA it is embarrassing to do this and a lot of chapters try to hide it. It's hard to hide especially when these guys also try to rush other chapters, are open about not going here and end up being around socials and tailgates for other fraternities. Word spreads fast when that happens. It's not just SX or SN that do this either. A lot of chapters do it but not in massive numbers. Maybe 4 or 5 UNG guys end up joining some fraternities PC's every year so it's not as big of a problem as some make it out to be but it's still a bad look.