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IMO, this is so ridiculous and it is such an unfair playing ground for all. I am sure I would not want to be a part of this. I feel for the girls coming from out of state that just want a fair shot at recruitment.
I really wonder how any PNM at that age or even a freshman in college really know what it truly entails to be part of a sorority. So many young members have little clue about what membership really is about and how important being an alumnae is. It is not about being "chosen" at 17 or 18 in high school and being slected to be in a certain organization for social reasons or for connections. (that is the easy part) It really is about what happens at age 21 and older that keeps each organization strong. These women are the glue.
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