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Originally Posted by Tom Earp
I have asked this many times.
When a State Un. had 6500 + Students then there is/are Women there to join if they desire and dont, then where is the problem?
There may be Sororitys that some heart for or hear of and they are not there and are limited to who they may choose from brings me to the conclusion that maybe there is a lacking some where?
If the choices are not there for them, then why join if they do not like the women in those GLOs?
Most State Schools are not emuried with Greeks as some of the Big Southern or Major Uns., but what does one do to find friendship if not a member of a small and select few?
Dont each GLO attempt to recruit those who are like themselves?
What if other women do not like or feel like they want to be a part of them for what ever reason?
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My translator broke and I can't even begin to understand your post. To summarize: GLOs are made up or women on campus. On one campus they could be the "smart brunettes" on another the "Barbies" etc. Despite this, they share the same letters. So no GLO is identical nationally, we're all made of a mix of women.
If someone's life long goal is to be an XYZ, then she shouldn't go to a campus w/o XYZ. If her goal is to join a sorority, then she will find plenty of options on campus. The number of women who don't join a sorority because the "right one" isn't on campus is tiny.
The system keeps us on relatively equal footing and keeps a system from expanding too fast and then collapsing underneath itself.