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Old 02-08-2006, 12:07 AM
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Quote:
Originally posted by KLPDaisy
Don't school rules have the power to supercede NPC rules? At my school, if a PNM turns down a bid, she is eligible for open bidding within that same semester. We tried to bring it up at greek council saying that it shouldn't be done, but it was voted down.
There are two things to consider - NPC Unanimous Agreements and NPC Recommendations. The Unanimous Agreements must be followed. And one of those agreements is that if a PNM submits a Membership Agreement Card (AKA Pref Card), and then declines a bid to one of the groups listed on her card, she is ineligible for Recruitment for 1 calendar year.

If she declines a bid to a group NOT on her card, she is eligible for Open Bidding (COB/COR).

If MIT is not using binding Membership Acceptance Cards, then I suppose they could allow a PNM to decline an invite. That's a bad precedent to follow though - the big groups will just get bigger and the small groups may get smaller.
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