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Originally Posted by shinerbock
I didn't pay attention to the name, either way, it will be a "counter-culture" fraternity at UGA it sounds like.
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Understood. Zete only has about 50 chapters, but was founded in 1847. It was the first fraternity to expand to the West Coast and the first to expand to Canada. And I think it is the only fraternity to have had chapters at all the Ivy League schools at the same time.
Not counting the Georgia colony, I think there are only 4 Zete chapters in the South. The chapter at UVa is 139 years old; the one at UNC is 149 years old. Both have always had very good reputations, so far as I know. I think the only other active chapters they have in the South are the one at Va Tech and Tulane, both chartered in the 1970s.