The order of things would not change except for the weaker chapters who would lose out because everyone would be busy getting to know the chapters they have no chance to pledge.
This.
Not only does some system need to be in place, just logistically, but I think if we switched over to informal style only, the groups that would suffer would be the historically WRCs. Kind like it was pre-RFM. Which is what RFM was intended to help, no?
Not only does some system need to be in place, just logistically, but I think if we switched over to informal style only, the groups that would suffer would be the historically WRCs. Kind like it was pre-RFM. Which is what RFM was intended to help, no?
If you're in the mood to kill a few chapters, and create a lot of anti-Greek sentiment from disappointed women, and make the whole sorority system into a shark tank, then you want to go with that informal rush only for first semester freshmen. This is a big part of what killed my chapter. And that was a small school. I can't imagine at a SEC institution - the chapters would be dropping like flies.
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Not only does some system need to be in place, just logistically, but I think if we switched over to informal style only, the groups that would suffer would be the historically WRCs. Kind like it was pre-RFM. Which is what RFM was intended to help, no?
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