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Originally Posted by Shellfish
Do you mean shadokat's thread? It definitely says that this chapter closed in 1992.
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Oops, you are correct. I confused Syracuse and Cornell (both old, private schools in upstate NY with long sorority histories.)
I do hope that maybe the donation will allow un-housed groups to thrive at Syracuse. Theta Phi Alpha has done just fine w/o a house at Indiana, we'll see how Pi Phi does at West Virginia U. I know this is huge hurdle, as Univ of Arizona tried to establish an un-housed sorority, but the ASA chapter was never more than 10% the size of the housed chapters.