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Before The Lawyers Get Involved
Before the lawyers get involved, the leading players probably should get together and work out a solution. Holding some fraternities back is not going to make more men join the houses perceived as weaker. The SAE is right: in the 1980s, fraternity chapters were larger than in the 1990s, but average chapter size is rising sharply again across the country. How many members a chapter has should be only the business if that fraternity. If they take "too many", then the organization will collapse from the weight of bad decisions. If they have "too few' to sustain a competitive position, the they will disappear. However, my experience time after time is that the big fish eat the little fish.
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