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Originally posted by texas*princess
Deciding not to opn the campus up for expansion does not always equal an anti-competition attitude.
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This is true, if there are no existing groups on the campus trying to form a new sorority.
However, I was taking the example of an existing viable group on campus where the campus Panhel chooses not to recognize the group. Then, preventing another group in the marketplace is in and of itself anti-competitive in nature -- regardless of how large or small the other sororities are. Basically, the other sororities on the Panhel would be funtioning as an oligopoly.
As to whether this type of situation would fall under the anti-trust laws would be interesting to know.