[33girl]

Is ATG a fraternity on the campus? If so, why on earth did they agree to this?

The only thing I can recommend is to have unmarked houses - I'm guessing Amherst has old subdivided houses that random students rent apartments in. There's nothing to prevent members of the same fraternity from all living in apartments the same house. I know it's not the same, but it's better than nothing. Plus, it's harder for the school or community to pin something on the "fraternity" houses.

We had nothing but unmarked houses (except for one or two) when I started school 20 years ago, and I honestly think the Greek system was stronger than when everyone started getting official houses.