kicked off?
by: just wonderingis it true theta is getting kicked off campus in the spring? asking for a friend
#4 by: wow
@Whatever no one is making excuses for Theta and no one is saying they're more sisterly than the next sorority - just saying they're good with who they are. Not everyone is interested in drinking the Kool-Aid. Check yourself - your hatred is scary, but I guess this is Halloween, right....
#6 by: me
First off, sororities aren't kicked off unless they seriously violate both the organizational bylaws and usually the 'law' as well. Usually seen with fraternities who do major hazing and pledges are injured.
What I think you're asking is if Theta is being closed by their nationals. First, this is a very serious thing, not taken lightly. Second, a national organization usually keeps the charter with plans to return years later, they're simply 'closing' for a period of time. Third, it sometimes - not always - happens if a chapter has struggled for years to meet quota, if the costs of running the chapter start to exceed to income from members, etc. There are a lot of factors and this is something very carefully considered.
I know Theta has struggled meeting quota for a long time, but they have always seemed to have a close sisterhood so I hope this is simply a rumor.
But please be clear - unless they've violated the law, etc., they won't be kicked off campus. Use the correct language, it matters.
#7 by: pan love
i overheard two thetas talking about some meeting when their nationals came in the other day, said something about closing. who knows
I mean if they're at 200 something members when campus total is much higher, it probably hurts theta nationals to not have them operating at full capacity.
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by: Grow upOct 31, 2018 11:47:58 AM
This is a pathetic response. If you don't want to be the bottom than be better by improving yourself, not relying on someone else's struggles.