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by: what

if alpha phi doesn’t have a house and only gets one dinner a week what do their dues go toward?? like that’s expensive to get nothing

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#1  by: Hm   
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Their dues are a lot less expensive than other chapters on campus, and they tend to have a few more social events than the others because of extra money to spend

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by: HaSep 1, 2018 9:34:42 PM

I don’t think their dues are cheaper lol

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#2  by: heelz   
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They are building a house, which is expensive. they need money from dues to do so.

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#3  by: ???   
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so they're paying for a house that none of them will ever get to live in?

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by: BroSep 1, 2018 9:57:47 PM

Built January 2020

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#4  by: Brother   
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Their dues go to bribing frats to mix with them

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by: Oh yesSep 1, 2018 9:58:30 PM

Totally man, try not to be so jealous

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#5  by: Answer   
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The dues are literally half of what other sororities pay, and there are a lot of sisterhood events

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by: not trueSep 2, 2018 6:47:54 AM

If you read the info that panhel gives out, you can clearly see that their dues are actually pretty similar to the other chapters, and are actually more expensive than some chapters'... just saying

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#6  by: Lol   
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Their dues are definitely cheaper....

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by: lolSep 2, 2018 3:52:35 PM

LITERALLY go on the panhel website and look at the numbers. their numbers are basically the same as the averages

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#7  by: Anon   
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Where does/did A Phi host their weekly dinners? At whatever restaurant they get catering from?

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by: LolAug 18, 2020 10:42:39 AM

They get it catered to the conference room of the stone center. A literal joke.

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