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Originally posted by 33girl
I know you said I don't need to answer here  but I will anyway:
A clear majority of the active membership (including alums who are active volunteers) wants the change and approves of the change. And proof that this is the case.
I got into a large discussion about the Greek situation on my campus with a dude who thought a Greek Row would solve all the problems. I asked several pertinent questions and he accused me of being "discouraging." I said if he could show me that the students wanted it and would support it - I would be fine with it - but I wasn't getting any of that from him, just a bunch of statistics and figures and fraternity corporatespeak that had nothing to do with our school situation.
Point being - show me that this change will actually unite the fraternity, rather than further divide it, and I'll be the first to get on board.
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Actually you gave two answers.
Your second one is what I was looking for.
As to your first answer, realize that even if this occurs you're going to have people who won't like/accept it, as has happened with other changes in our organization. (and I've seen this in other groups).