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Oh, and as for your point that most fraternities go under because of risk management violations while most sororities go under for numbers -- that's because the numbers game is played in an infinitely different way with sororities than it is with fraternities. We have fraternities on my campus that have less than ten members and they're still operating as fraternities. But if a sorority here went under 50 girls, that would be grounds for nationals to pull its charter.
You can't compare the two because they are based on two different systems.
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