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i think it's just to safeguard against those alum who are overly influential...you know that ones "in my day..." or " you should..."
like i wrote, by allowing alum in the meeting she has complete right to voice, and some of those women, while they usually mean well, just get too involved in chapter operations and let thier personal opinions override whats best for the chapter.
this can particularly happen if a chapter has had grudge matches with other groups on campus and sumthin comes up....
My chapter doesn't vote alum in, but they do know about this clause in case it is ever needed....
i don't think they can vote to keep advisors out though...this is just with regards to "regular" alumnae.
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