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by: Oh PeeThis non-NPC sorority has announced that they're coming to UT. They're also colonizing at Penn State and have a colony at Bama. Honestly, I don't see them lasting very long, but whatev.
Comment#5 by: Eh
KBG typically colonizes on campus by taking girls from closed chapters, usually the ones that closed because of hazing (see Wake Forest Pi Phi). They are trying to become part of the NPC or something but if you check their actual website, they have a very limited number of chapters and they often close within 1 pledge class.
#7 by: well
They've actually updated their national website and it's at least a little more functional but they've removed the list of all chapters which had the inactive ones with years of founding and closing.
If they would follow the processes in place, like any normal NPC group, they might be more successful and actually have the ability to grow and become a full-fledged NPC group. But, they just show up on campuses that don't want them, without asking, and start recruiting.
by: ^Aug 29, 2018 4:53:17 PM
That's just it; they aren't NPC and don't seem to be concerned with ethics or recruiting quality members. I would rather see some of the smaller NPC sororities colonize more and have their chance to expand nationally than even consider this group that, frankly, seems pretty sketchy on a national level.
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by: WellAug 30, 2018 3:48:27 PM
I agree. I'm just saying if their goal is to become part of NPC, which I suspect it is, their process isn't going to get them there
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by: ^Aug 28, 2018 6:02:16 PM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Don't believe it!
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