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Originally posted by beachgal118
My thoughts:
One might argue, "what about the weak houses?". I would say let the chips fall where they may. It's like capitalism of the sorority world! I like this type of free market system! Ok, now y'all can yell at me  I know some people will definately NOT agree with this...
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beachgal ~
While in theory I think women should be able to choose the house they want to belong to, there's a part of me (coming from being a member of a smaller house) that feels that if it were to go this way, women may never give the smaller houses a chance to see if they really belong there. In my personal experience, that's probably what I would've done if I hadn't gone through formal recruitment and joined the house that I did. I was completely set on joining
one house going into recruitment....surprise, surprise, they cut me before preference night. If that hadn't have happened, I never would've discovered how happy I am to be a member of the "first and finest" sorority around!
No system is perfect....there's no way ANY system could be perfect...women are still going to either slip through the cracks or get their hearts broken. But in the end, I believe that this is the easiest way for women to become exposed to every chapter on their campus....even if they could never see themselves becoming a member of certain chapters.
