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I am talking about where the group wants to affiliate with an NPC group.
In two of the cases I know of the interest group was forced to jump through hurdles for a couple years by the local PC and basically strong armed into letting them on by the administration.
Both groups are at or near total years later and the actual membership of all the greek orgs stayed the same except fort he weak group. The groups at total stayed at total, the groups struggling actually increased in numbers. And a higher percentage of the school is Greek.
I would question the . . . uhm . . science a local Pc is using to judge what is "sustainable" on a campus.
I know thats anecdotal but still its a measure of concern because a lot of local PC's would never have allowed those two groups on and a lot of administrations wouldn't have gotten involved.
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