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Originally posted by AlphaChiCutie
And as far as finances go, some chapters I know of don't have to take quota because of alumni donations. Several could stop having members pay dues and run for years on end.
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if "little" things about orgs (like quota) don't get published then how on earth would you know anything about their financial status? i hate sound bitchy, but i am not sure why you are so defensive. i agree with everyone else that if you keep things secret there is a reason. i have never been to uga, but i will tell you with 100% certainty that the "smaller" chapters know that they didn't make quota and that they are viewed as being weak because of that! i also know that they are probably feeling really happy about the group of new members that they have, but they are sure feeling sad that so many others didn't give them a chance, or how on earth could they compete when they have so many less members, or what did we do wrong? do you think that people can't count? i am sure that at some point during the semester, the names of the new members will be posted in the new paper or on a banner on campus welcoming them to their new sisterhood.
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Originally posted by AlphaChiCutie
But when smaller chapters here that information and others know it, it's not always so beneficial. How would you feel at your chapter knowing the exact figures of how many girls each chapter got, return rates etc if you weren't the largest chapter on campus? As I said earlier, it's QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY that counts.
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i also noticed that your chapter wasn't listed as not making quota. please don't say how the chapter who brought in 3 new members feels until you have woken up on bid day and heard the speeh from your president about how many matches you made that year and you aren't sure if they are going to show when most of the other chapters took quota plus. it feels like crap....and i know bc i have GIVEN that speech! and if you think that the chapter isn't told you what quota is and who matched to quota then you are very naive.