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Originally Posted by SororChic6
there are alot of them on campus actually. we have tried talking with them and i guess we came off a bit peeved when we found out that they were the ones taking down the posters. they are allowed on campus because they're not considered a "real frat"- they're known for service even though they wear letters. this problem sorta seems unsolvable until a panhellenic group can be formed- but what's the point of a group with 2 orgs? we have already tried setting up rules that both orgs would go by- i.e. no taking down posters, no bad-mouthing the other org to potential interests... but they don't seem to work
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Are you a national or local organization?
I guess you guys are competing for the same girls so they're getting huffy. If the school is letting you guys advertise on campus they may have rules about the removal of posters from school property. You can also look into other methods of advertisement such as internet, banners, and wearing your letters often. While Greek unity is a great goal, everybody has to be willing to play nice.
A panhellenic isn't common with a service GLO and social GLOS, but it can be done. See about getting sororities and fraternities allowed on your campus, that will give you more rights.