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You sound like the jackass from my school who wanted to build a 1000 student Greek village without even asking if the students wanted it.
Some points:
At the MAJORITY of schools, there are more fraternities than sororities. This is because IFC does not set quota and total as Panhellenic does and the fraternities are more likely to be widely varying sizes. Penn State has over twice the number of fraternities as sororities. (And last I looked, their Greek system is pretty strong.)
If "none of the sororities really stand out", why on earth do you think a new group will help? They're going to be recruiting from the same student body, unless they take a bunch of girls who are the complete opposite of anyone in the Greek system, and after the initial wow they will sink like a stone.
You are very uneducated talking about an expansion process you obviously know NOTHING about and haven't bothered to research. If you are indicative of the Greek system at UWF, no wonder they are having problems.
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