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Old 06-18-2005, 03:41 PM
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Originally posted by brownsugar952


Also panhel sororities appeal more to the "majority" of the population. When you create a multicultural or minority organization, you are only going to have interest from a small part of the university's population. Most universities can sustain 5 or 6 panhel sororities, but how many can sustain 5 or 6 multicultural sororities? Some can't even sustain one. I don't understand why people won't try to join forces so they can make an established sorority stronger...

Oh soooo true. I mean just look at rush. I went to Michigan where NPC rush had probably over 1000 girls. If you added all the MGC and NPHC greeks on our campus, male and female, who attempted to rush, you have about 100 people. Now when I say MGC, I'm talking about Asian, Latina/o, and multicultural and a total of 15 organizations between the two councils.

iAlso, for multicultural orgs, because we're so young. We don't have women who come to campus as legacies. I know my grandmomma wasn't rollin around talkin about being a Z-Chi.

Anyway....just to close...I agree

Darn those people suffering from founderitis...
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