I'm also an Alpha Phi and I'm a little thrown by this whole thread. It was always my understanding that when a charter is pulled, lots of hearts are broken. If a chapter is strong in philanthropy and scholastics, maintains an economically viable size and doesn't have serious risk management (hazing) issues going on then people would still have good things to say about them. Therefore, they would still be an asset to the national organization as a whole. Charters are pulled when one or more of those things has fallen below standards for a long period of time and is judged to be past the point of recovery. I don't believe for a second that nationals pulled a charter because the girls weren't "hot."
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