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OK, I see that. I was going to say, then, that where would they get the money to sue? - but then I realized there would always be someone to "sponsor" them.
How often does it happen that there is a group of local girls with a national pre-interested, where the local really does have enough interested members to succeed (like if you have 10 and ceiling on your campus is 150, that doesn't count) that Panhel turns them down?
I suppose Panhel's argument is that, well, several of our chapters are struggling, so join them instead. And they have a point. But I could see that not being good enough. If all the sororities on campus are the ones with stronger Christian roots, and the local wants to bring in AEPhi, it could turn into a religion issue, for example. Or if you could prove that the other chapters haze badly, you could argue you have a right to a hazing-free choice.
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