[Wooglin4Ever]

I know of a sorority that was just removed and it was based for the most part on the fact that they didn't have a big name on campus. They pulled their charter because they weren't the "Hottest" Girls on campus. They had good grades and no violations, they just weren't the hotties on campus. He said that the National Consultants that he knows said that's how all sororities are. The number one thing they want is for their chapters to be the hottest girls on campus. I know for a fact that Fraternities are not like that. Yea, Nationals wants you to be the dominate house on campus, but if you are a bunch of dorks you can still be a good house. I know the biggest thing our Nationals wants is good grades, good philanthropy, few risk management violations, etc. It just bothers me what some of these National Sororities value, it just seems shallow.

[This message has been edited by Wooglin4Ever (edited August 19, 2001).]