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I think think I disagree on most of the points made by firehouse.
Numbers does not equal strength or quality. What it does encourage is blanket bidding, easy pledge processes, not worrying about quality.
Sororities here have about 100 members, and they admit that they do not know their sisters that well. Some of the newer girls wouldn't even recognize the older sisters that are that active anymore.
All numbers equate to is more money. In terms of organization, leadership, quality, etc there is nothing a 150 man chapter can do that a 40 man chapter cannot also do.
There are two frats on my campus that hold numbers as the most important aspect. All of the other fraternities view them as a joke because they recruit anyone and everyone.
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