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It's clear you have no clue about recruitment and obvious you have never been through yourself, as well as no comprehension of what those membership numbers mean. PNM's are require to attend ALL parties that are on their schedule, pref and otherwise. This is fact and your "common knowledge" just shows you as some outsider troll from the internet. APhi's membership numbers are on par with other houses' because of their larger intake to make up for their drops. Since you can't figure it our for yourself: APhi Fall 2022 active membership beginning = 238 + new member class of 204 (next highest was GPB at 157 so 204 is inordinately huge) = House Total End of Fall 442 Spring 2023 active membership start of semester = 384 for a loss of 58 members between end of fall and start of spring (an inordinately large loss for a sorority between fall and spring. When a sorority has this much of a differential it is not because of Dec graduation, it is due to drops.) They then added 30 COB's (next highest was DZ at 13 COB's, so again 30 is inordinately huge) which gives APhi end of spring total of 414. Recap APhi: Fall start 238 + 204 NM = 442 Fall end; 442 - 58 loss after fall = Start of Spring 384 + 30 COB = 414 end of spring. So anyone can see that huge fall and spring intake offsets huge losses. For comparison, GPB: Fall start 249 + 157 NM = 406 Fall end; 406 - 22 loss after fall = 384 Spring start + 11 COB = 395 end of spring. Summary: APhi - huge NM class, huge drops, huge COB, 414; GPB - smaller NM class, fewer drops, small COB, 395 Everyone can see the difference.