No vacancy Sororities must face the reality that recruitment is a business.
Lower quota means fewer dollars, and an empty house means lost revenue.
By Sunday, greek houses will have selected their new members. Amidst this weekend's chanting, singing and screaming, sororities not only have to find the right women, but find enough women to pay the bills. Behind a sorority's sisterhood comes bills of all kinds - especially if a campus mansion is the place you call home. For sophomore Roxanne Walters, balancing the books at Kappa Alpha Theta sorority is almost like running a small business. That money, however, isn't for the house to keep.