[Erik P Conard]

all this about tiny chapters and those who remain tiny. The
matter is moot, my ladies, and while I generally address the
men, it is unlikely that any organization, national in scope, would
take a group of 15 or less, whether in the much heralded Brooklyn College or Dropsie University, as experience shows that
there is not a lot of promise.
There have been a few sororities, in my time, who chartered with
twenty or less, but they had a huge alum backing and were at a
prestigious campus with a plan to grow considerably. They had
no intentions of remaining small, and being good, they would not
deny a good candidate a chance to join. And, again, if the quality
is there, the growth will come.
Naw, better off stayin' local.