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This is one of those philosophical arguments where I could pick either side and fight for it. I lived in 3 years and wouldn't have it any other way, but I know a lot of women drop out if their choice is live in or deactivate.
But the part that I would find a little frustrating is the inability to take all the members you'd like, within some sort of competitive framework of course. But if Ladybug is right, then that's cool. It just might not be TRADITION to exceed bed total. But I could see getting around that (a senior annex of some sort in a different part of campus or town?) to accommodate more PNMs without having to build 19 airport hangers on campus. At least when I visited IU, the houses did seem very remote, but that was a long time ago. Maybe it doesn't seem like it's out in a corn field any more.
GEEK ALERT Sorry, one more question. If a campus doesn't function under quota (Nebraska being another one) do they use RFM? Both of these colleges have successful Greek systems, so whatever they do seems to work; I just don't understand the process.
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