balanced man vs traditional

[SigEpTnEta]

We actually have 46 guys, with a 47th on the way. Last semester was a make or break semester for us, we were 16,000 dollars in debt and had less than 20 guys, in one semester we turned it all around. We more than doubled our numbers and we got out of debt. Just got an Excelsior Cup for finance. We were 39 man last fall, but 3 dropped. We then got 10 new guys this spring. You could have just asked me about or chapter rather than checking out nationals. Anyways, having even just 30 guys is impressive for a school our size.

[FRATMOSPHERE]

Fraternities are about power, period. If joining a chapter gives you an advantage over everyone else on your campus then it shouldn't matter whether it's traditional or BMP. However, in what I've seen the BMP chapters have been more like clubs where the losers go to think they stand for something.