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Originally Posted by cuteASAbug
I see this as something that sounds good on paper but doesn't work in actuality. Again- you can tell if girls are good looking without decorations or door songs, and the same goes for the amount of money that a sorority or its members have. You can generally tell that by the clothing and jewelry that someone wears. Wearing Chip & Pepper jeans with a Lacoste polo indicates a higher income than wearing American Eagle jeans with a GAP polo does.
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Clarification:
It DOES cut down on how much chapters spend; it's not meant to monitor how much each sister spends on her own personal wardrobe. It makes it easier for smaller chapters to compete in recruitment, and possibly get their numbers up. Like you said earlier, some ladies make their decisions based primarily on outward appearance, and appearance includes decorations and skits. If those factors are not present, smaller chapters have more of a chance to get more new members.
