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Originally Posted by oldu
The information below is very revealing.
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I'm not sure what it reveals. Can you explain?
Schools with more chapters are bound to have more inactive chapters. A school, such as Mizzou, with 8 inactive chapters, yet 13 active chapters is a bit different than one that didn't make your list, like Bucknell, with 8 inactive chapters but only 6 active chapters.
I would agree that it is hard to recolonize a chapter at some of these schools because housing or land for a new chapter is not always available due to zoning laws even if the sorority's HQ could finance it.
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