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Originally Posted by SouthernSweet
I read the link, and it says that it's a myth, but doesn't really explain why you find fraternity houses in so many areas and not sorority houses, which was my question.
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I addressed this in one of the 80 ookabillion brothel threads.
It's often one of two things:
1) The school was all male for a long time until females started going there, by which time all the available land had been taken.
2) The school had many more parietal rules for females than males, often requiring them to live in the dorms, and didn't get rid of them for many many years, by which time all available land had been taken.
And then there's always
3) The women are too namby pamby to make a fuss and prove people wrong who tell them there are brothel laws, and therefore dig their own holes.
THERE IS NOT, NOR HAS THERE
EVER BEEN, A BROTHEL LAW ANYWHERE IN THE USA.
And as far as what fraternity houses are zoned, I beleve that varies from state to state and also depends on what the fraternity house itself is like.