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>>>Either way, why should a social organization be able to prevent another social organization from starting?<<<
I don't think that one social organization CAN prevent another from starting. Several posters have pointed out, however, that NPC groups have agreed to operate in a certain way. A non-NPC group can go to a campus anytime they want to (assuming the campus administrators agree) and they don't have to have the approval of the Panhellenic Council. With NPC groups, typically the request for new groups to make presentations comes from the campus Panhellenic, not the other way around anyway. But wherever the idea comes from, NPC groups know that they need the approval of the campus Panhellenic and have no problem with it.
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