Post a picture of your Fraternity or Sorority house

[Jill1228]

Baby, don't be hatin'!

I love the Purdue, Wittenburg U (is that the SK model house?) and the UGA SK houses

That ASA crib is hella nice too!

Originally posted by Tom Earp
No More Pictures of Fantastic House Please!

We demoed ours last Aug.

Color me Green= envy! Not sure when We are going to be able to rebuild!

Dont stab me in the Heart so many times.

God I love these Houses.

Just wonder of course having been in many, do they look good on the outside, 1 st floor?

What about rooms?

Oh, never mind, I have been in many Typical Rooms, god, scarry!

[Jill1228]

ASA house at Kettering

[KappaSigKGB]

The Kappa Sig house at Purdue. 81 Live in members next year. 20,000 square feet.

[Jill1228]

Holy isht! Now THAT is a PHAT crib!

Originally posted by KappaSigKGB
The Kappa Sig house at Purdue. 81 Live in members next year. 20,000 square feet.

[Kevin]

Originally posted by Jill1228
ASA house at Kettering

Does your chapter there have an "A Section" and a "B section"?

[Jill1228]

Dunno, but I heard a lot of chapters at Kettering have an A and B section!

[KappaSigKGB]

What does A and B lettering mean? Designations of house section?

[Kevin]

Originally posted by Jill1228
Dunno, but I heard a lot of chapters at Kettering have an A and B section!

I hung out with some of our "B" Section colonists at our last national convention. The A Section had been in continuous operation since (I think) the 70's.

At Kettering, the way I understand it, there are really two student bodies -- it's an engineering school from what I understand. Each semester, they alternate between working in the field and studying at school. Therefore, the two student bodies are called "A section" and "B section".

It's also my understanding that while these people occupy the same house in alternating semesters, many will never see their A or B counterparts.

That's what I remember anyhow.

[D_Chi_Zinni]

Originally posted by ktsnake
I hung out with some of our "B" Section colonists at our last national convention. The A Section had been in continuous operation since (I think) the 70's.

At Kettering, the way I understand it, there are really two student bodies -- it's an engineering school from what I understand. Each semester, they alternate between working in the field and studying at school. Therefore, the two student bodies are called "A section" and "B section".

It's also my understanding that while these people occupy the same house in alternating semesters, many will never see their A or B counterparts.

That's what I remember anyhow.

Yeah that is pretty much that impression that I got from them at our regional conference. I cant believe what it would be like to have a chapter like that, but I guess it works there, I mean i think the percentage of greeks there is above 80%

[CASIGKAP]

These are the sorority houses at Syracuse! They are all absolutely stunning!

Sigma Kappa


Alpha Omicron Pi


Sigma Delta Tau


Pi Beta Phi


Kappa Kappa Gamma

[CASIGKAP]

Here are 5 more Syracuse sorority houses.

Kappa Alpha Theta


Gamma Phi Beta


Gamma Delta Theta


Delta Gamma


Delta Delta Delta

[CASIGKAP]

These are the last sorority houses at Syracuse.

Alpha Xi Delta


Alpha Phi


Alpha Gamma Delta


Alpha Epsilon Phi


Alpha Chi Omega

[Kevin]

Originally posted by D_Chi_Zinni
Yeah that is pretty much that impression that I got from them at our regional conference. I cant believe what it would be like to have a chapter like that, but I guess it works there, I mean i think the percentage of greeks there is above 80%

All I can figure is that their alum chapter must be great.

[sigtau305]

Originally posted by piphimaggie
This is the Knox College TKE house.

It almost look like the TKE house here at Cleveland State.

[KappaSigKGB]

Why is that when i use the IMG option to post a image in my body of text it just inserts a link?