Especially with private colleges that might not allow the option of local organizations.
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Originally posted by dzandiloo
That's what I was thinking...say a local sorority of about 50 women were denied the chance to become a national, even though there was at least one National organization who was dying to colonize them, but the local panhel voted expansion down (despite everyone being at or near total, and high numbers of women not receiving bids every year...). I would think that local sorority should have legal recourse against the local panhel for not allowing them to associate w/a national org (since the national will not colonize w/o being invited by the local panhel). Of course I realize this could be pretty dangerous to campuses trying to protect their smaller chapters, though.... Guess that's a slippery slope.
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