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Originally Posted by agzg
What I find interesting is this campus - why would another organization want to set up a colony if the campus already has one that's failing? Why is the campus open for expansion with a failing colony on campus? I almost wonder if they're not getting support from Campus Panhellenic, either.
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Perhaps the colony started as an interest group, they let them get started with an NPC, and since the group didn't thrive, the school decided to reach out and do a ground up colonization with another group. As I said, I wouldn't blame the school for rethinking their relationship with an org that seems content to initiate women and then leave them twisting in the wind.
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Originally Posted by Titchou
Look, we don't know the whole story here - as in what the PNMs were told about the "colony" status, whether or not they really were told "the colony is closing if you don't get your numbers up,", etc so I find it hard to believe that they are really getting "screwed." Sure, it may be an odd situation but I would be willing to bet that the truth is somewhere in between. Esp since they were told "next spring" - that's a year away! By then she'll have 2 years in and since she is a Junior, she'll pratically be gone anyway. Come on folks, there is more here than meets the eye.
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The bolded = not the point. "Well I'll be gone, so who gives a rat's rump if the colony gets chartered or not?" If that was true, we wouldn't have people doing dances of joy when they read on here about their collegiate chapters being recolonized.
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