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What houses did COB this year?? Will they do it again?

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I know Alpha phi, zeta, and pm did. I'd bet they'll all do it again, alpha phi and zeta do basically every year

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by: /////Jul 8, 2017 12:24:18 AM

dz did too.

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#2  by: BAMA   
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the ones I'm aware of are alpha phi, zeta, dz, pi phi, gamma phi, and phi mu.

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And Dg

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and ADPi

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#5  by: Active   
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SO MANY houses had to COB this year because total was soooo high after bid day. Total is now set at the average chapter size, so statistically speaking literally 1/2 of the chapters will "need" to do COB.

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by: adsfJul 8, 2017 11:50:56 AM

Im confused I thought houses COB when too many girls drop? How does it work?

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by: ActiveJul 8, 2017 11:56:58 AM

COB can be used for any number of reasons. First and most prevalent is when a house is under total after bid day, which is approximately 8 houses every year because total is automatically reset to chapter average. Many of these chapters won't need to COB a significant number of girls, it could just be 7 or 8.

Another example is in the spring-- say a house has a ton of early December graduates. This might put them under total and they can COB. It can be used if a lot of members drop but I wouldn't say this is the most common reason.

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Kd too

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#7  by: Why not?   
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I don't understand why all houses don't do COB! I know everyone will have drops and we all need members to help pay for these houses! If you have a good pledge candidate it just makes good business sense! I don't understand why some old row houses think it "looks bad". That is dumb!

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