[BBelleADPi]

I am so impressed with this university's administration-heck, any university's administration, as they seem to be rather scarce-that realizes the importance of, and supports, Greek life.

My grandfather was Dean of my alma mater for years (retired just before I got to college) and was instrumental in pushing for the local organizations there to become part of national Greek organizations, back in 1968. The fraternities and sororities there are now an integral part of the campus, and they have gone from sorority lodges (provided by the campus) and fraternity houses scattered throughout the town to an impressive Greek row of both sorority and fraternity houses located right by the stadium.