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There are a lot of solutions to this problem, but the university has to be willing to help. If housing is a problem for non-Greek students (it sounds like it is) and the houses are that large (they're huge), building 3 or 4 sorority houses would actually alleviate a university problem. The fact that they choose to not see it this way is one of those smack your forehead things we encounter too often reading these threads. Like in this case, I'm all for saving the planet, but 10 trees in the middle of Bloomington Indiana are not the tipping point for the polar ice cap. Either cut them down or make admission to the university more difficult. You can't have a massive student population and nowhere to house them. Or am I missing something?
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