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Old 10-08-2017, 01:39 PM
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Awhile back when I was in school, the university set the total numbers of members that each sorority could have. Quota for each sorority was determined by the number of new members that you needed to bring your house total up to the university total. Sometimes the quota for our house would be as low as 18 and there was no RFM; so, frequently we would have eighty women to our two pref parties and we could only offer bids to 18 or maybe 20. I think that my senior year we had our largest quota set and that was 24. It led to feeling that sororities were sobs and it was not because we did not want to offer bids to more women, but the university had this unrealistic rule as to how big the sorority membership could be.
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