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NutBrnHair: I was going to make a quote from a previous poster and write "Bad Form!", but instead will simply say: you are a very gracious lady, and a compliment to your sorority.
Zillini: I am aghast that anyone in this day and age (and did you say this alum WENT to Alabama?) would not know about filling out a rec form, etc. If you were ever in ANY sorority, sat through the voting process, had alums in the room, yada, yada, yada, you would KNOW about rec forms!!! Which is the obvious reason you went behind yourself, trying to find "your" mistake! I swear to goodness, this takes the cake!! (And, yes, a proud member here of early seventies frills rush, paddles, getting THREE signatures per member in a BOOK that we had to carry everywhere we went for a full quarter!) Hazing to the max! And, lastly, thank you for all you do in ADPi. |
Theta was her second choice.She went ZTA
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Yay - another ZTA!
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Anyway, I stand by my phrasing of "falling victim." I like the new release figures and support using them, but they are absolutely intended to make things easier for the weaker chapters, which consequently makes things more difficult for the stronger ones. As you stated, it is normal under the new method to expect the stronger chapters to miss quota from time to time. Since that wouldn't have likely happened previously, they are falling victim to the new process. It's not the end of the world, yes, they can COB or just go with what they got, but it is a potential consequence of the new system. And I don't believe I said anything which implied that I didn't think the chapters were fabulous. |
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I agree that they completely cause the effects that you described: harder on the big, easier on the small, but I really believed that the biggest intention was to allow the most women to find chapters. Before release figures, groups could carry many times the number of women that they were likely to give bids to all the way through prefs, if they wanted to. And I know groups release anyone that they wouldn't really want as a sister before prefs, but not being forced to make huge cuts still meant that some groups invited way more women to prefs than they needed, and the PNMs had no idea that they were just "extra." So what I'm saying is that although it does make it harder on the strong groups to make quota than a less regulated system does, if we really want to be "panhellenic" about it, we should probably acknowledge that it's about overall placement for suitable women into groups, rather than simply leveling the playing field for the groups. Basically, it's as much about the PNMs success as group success. |
In using the word "absolutely" I was referring only to the chapter side of things - not considering the PNM side. Taken in context, we were discussing Kappa Delta, a chapter. Carry on...
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