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Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby
The funny thing about U of Illinois, though, is that the houses with a one-year live-in requirement are actually seen as more desirable than those that force you to live in for two. Many women DO live in for two years, but the flexibility is generally seen as a positive thing.
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Precisely! Not one sorority alum I ever knew from U of I ever complained that they got to move out of their houses at some point. They had great sorority experiences in new member classes of 50-60 women, too.
When you consider the fact that some small Greek systems (say, 100 or fewer PNMs) across the country have quotas of 30, it is a travesty that some of the IU chapters take that same small number for
their PNM classes, turning away hundreds of great women in the process.
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