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quality over quantity

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A lot of the people seem to think that getting a huge pledge class makes them a great fraternity but that’s not the case. Having a huge fraternity just makes it very divided and leads to problems like delta chi just had once they took 30+ in fall. Especially in a spring class you should be looking for quality over quantity. Fraternity’s like Sigma Chi, Alpha Sig , ZBT, and SNU all took 20+ members in fall and then went for quality in spring taking less than half they did in the prior semester. Let’s start taking kids who actually fit in and stop just looking at pnms as dollar signs.

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Why should the fraternities be allowed to pick/choose how many PNMs they take? Panhellenic forces the sororities to take certain numbers for the money...even if they don’t want to. Seems only fair to force the fraternies as well.

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Cause we are organizations protected by the first ammendment's right to freedom of association. Just because Pan is cucked, doesnt mean we need to be.

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My point exactly! Sororities need to start demanding that they be allowed the same choices as the IFC. Nationals won’t like it, but too bad. Maybe then houses won’t have to take the girls that are left over. In life, everyone isn’t supposed to get a trophy.

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Looks like almost all fraternities got neither quality nor quantity! So now, smaller means better? You are covering for your failures. Rush was an epic failure for almost all fraternities. Stop with the excuses...geez.

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Bump.Own it.

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