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Originally posted by utealum
USC's got big houses and strong chapters, as well as the stratified tiers, overinvolved hometown (Newport) parent/alums, and strong local traditions (deliveries come to mind) that are also typical of "Southern" greek systems... but they are not as intense or ingrained. And I think the fraternities are even less "traditional" than the sororities in the sense that our fratty friends use the word. It is like an extremely mellowed out, West Coast version of SMU.
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exactly. I almost went to SMU after my 1st semester of college.
I try to explain to people that SMU is very similar to USC, except when you step off the SMU campus, you aren't sprayed by bullets or bums.
SMU is definately definately DEFINATELY awesome, and their frat houses are WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY more nicer than the USC frat houses.
but USC is better
