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To clarify, while I think larger meeting spaces is critical, I think the current housing sizes (in terms of number of beds) work well for KSU sororities even with the exponential growth.
Two reasons:
*With the addition of the new colony, the NM class numbers will probably top off around 50 (assuming that number of PNMs tends to remain at about 400.)
*The average KSU sorority member follows the pattern of spending either freshman or sophomore year in the dorms, living in the house sophomore or junior year, then living in an apt AFTER you live in (as either a junior or senior depending on when you joined and what year you were in when you chose to live in.) The current sizes will pretty much allow for a good portion of the sophomore class to live in. It also ensures that you'll ALWAYS have it full, because you are not asking for an entire class of 60 to move in. More like half that. And really once you add in Exec, you have fewer beds than that!
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