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Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum
It's also really important to keep in mind that although people who have already joined can be involved life long in a PNC group, most people looking to join right out of high school don't look at it that way; they're more likely to be thinking it will be fun to have new friends and go to parties. So it's probably a more superficial process to that of NPHC groups generally.
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I know many members of NPC sororities that would take serious offense to that statement, that their recruitment is a "superficial process," particularly members of Sigma Delta Tau, which was founded in order to combat religious discrimination in other organizations.
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Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum
Uh, Kathy, I'm going need for you to name the NPC groups that approach numbers like the NPHC.
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I said they feel the same way, meaning that numbers aren't necessarily the MOST important aspect of the sisterhood. If you notice, NPC chapters are not fighting over which organization is the largest--it is generally agreed upon that Chi Omega is. Not all NPC sororities are grappling for numbers all the time, as opposed to focusing on quality.
