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smaller GLOs
Smaller GLOs will remain small so long as their appeal is narrow;
it would be hard to establish a mormon chapter in Connecticut
as it would be a Jewish one in Kansas. Some nationals simply do
not have the insight. From afar it is not hard to pinpoint the reason for lack of success by the very scope of discussions in here
I think the GA man was misunderstood. You start with two men and an idea...and grow from there. I am speaking about an NIC
seeking group. It would be easier if a particular group is in mind,
and the biggest obstacle is the administration, the IFC or some
dumb-ass Greek advisor. "We gotta get the size up of Woo Fah
Noo, then we will add." Folks I can point out a dozen campuses
where they have been waiting for the roast duck to drop from the
sky, i.e., Woo Fah Noo to improve. Perhaps Woo Fah Noo either
needs to be rebuilt or to die.
I have started many chapters with two men. It is not a disgrace to be small chapter but it is a disgrace to stay a small one. If
you are one of these 'small ones', get out of the way!
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