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Old 09-14-2009, 07:30 PM
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hmmm, something interesting: on the UTC campus, NPC Recruitment had approx. 390 women go through Rush, with 212 bids given out; IFC Recruitment had 115 men go through Rush, with Lambda Chi getting the highest number at 35.

Well, the question is: Is the economic downturn affecting rush for men more than women? Usually, the numbers of PNMs are equal for both genders at UTC. Is this happening on other campuses?

Thoughts? Theories?
It's a similar situation at my campus, Southeast Missouri State University. While almost all the sororities made quota as usual and had roughly 180 girls successfully receive a bid, almost every fraternity saw far smaller groups of men accepting bids. While the average size chapters will generally get is anywhere from 15-20, most chapters got only about 10-15 with one getting none at all.
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