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Originally Posted by 33girl
Women who were members of an AES group and an NPC had to surrender their membership in the AES group. Nowadays, it would be like if many members of an AOII chapter were also members of a Tau Beta Sigma chapter and TBS joined Panhel - it would kill the TBS chapter. Like I said, it is not about the EXACT situation that happened, it has to do with something being promised and that promise not being followed through.
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Yes...I read BootyKBG's post...yet I am very skeptical. As for AES, those groups did not have to join the NPC, but in order to join, AES groups had to live up to the preexisting agreements which include not allowing women to be members of more than one organization. And your example that TBS would be killed if it joined NPC is not accurate...this would only happen if all members of the group were also members of NPC groups as well which I'm sure is not the case. I'm sure that AES chapters did suffer in some ways, but NPC is not to blame. NPC isn't really even an entity. Competition can be very difficult, but its a reality for us all. Unfortunately, since ASA, SSS and AST joined late, they had to abide by what the other NPCs had already agreed upon. Doesn't sound so evil or calculating to me!