Delta Zeta Reportedly Sues DePauw

[BlueNYC2]

23 people in a chapther equals a struggling chapter???? you've got to be fuckin kiddin me!!! shit, i know plenty of undergrad chapters that wished they had 10 people active in their chapter, let alone 23...ionno, maybe i'm just lookin @ it from the NPHC perspective & also from someone who went to a HBCU...

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by BlueNYC2

23 people in a chapther equals a struggling chapter???? you've got to be fuckin kiddin me!!! shit, i know plenty of undergrad chapters that wished they had 10 people active in their chapter, let alone 23...ionno, maybe i'm just lookin @ it from the NPHC perspective & also from someone who went to a HBCU...

Yeah, I can imagine it does seem nuts. But it's kind of a question of what's expected on a particular campus. I'm from a campus (I mean back in the day) on which chapters of 100+ girls can be considered struggling or weak because the average is 175 or something.

This kind of thread makes me wistful and wishful about NPHC rules and ideas.

(Sometimes it's a question of meeting housing obligations too. If you've got a 75 bed house. . . )

[ASUADPi]

Originally Posted by BlueNYC2

23 people in a chapther equals a struggling chapter???? you've got to be fuckin kiddin me!!! shit, i know plenty of undergrad chapters that wished they had 10 people active in their chapter, let alone 23...ionno, maybe i'm just lookin @ it from the NPHC perspective & also from someone who went to a HBCU...

But if total for houses is around 150 yeah it's struggling. No doubt about it. Even if their (DePauw) has total at 100, they are struggling.

Also, your are misunderstanding the number, 23 women were asked to leave DZ. They only had a total of 35. Then of the 12 left, 6 quit because of what happened, which means they had a total of 6 active members when they were closed.