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I've been doing a lot of research on that subject, too. My university had a coordinate women's college until 1970, at which point they just merged. From what I was reading, during the war, they felt sororities were "anti-democratic" and replaced them with student government associations. I thought that was weird, but I see where it happened a lot of places now. At one point, they had Theta (early Alphas), the Beta Chapter of AOPi, and an early chapter of Sigma Kappa, and a few locals. Now, it's us and Theta.
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