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Originally posted by 33girl
But umm, the groups that pervade the SUNY system (Agonian, Clionian etc) ARE small regionals...by your definition, as they have more than one chapter. You just contradicted your own argument.
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But umm, try again. I did anything but contradict myself. Agonian, Clionian, etc. are regionals, and they are not what pervades the SUNY greek systems.
Take a look at just two SUNY greek systems:
http://www.oneonta.edu/development/h...greek_life.asp
http://www2.plattsburgh.edu/invoke.c...od=displayFull
There are more fraternities than sororities at both of these campuses, but you wouldn't know this from these web pages. Both campuses have local, unrecognized fraternities, and the combined total of these fraternities, at just these two schools, exceeds the number of combined chapters of Agonian, Clionian, etc. This is what pervades the SUNY system. Formally recognized fraternities that were derecognized because they refused to reform. They did not go away. They are still sending pledges to hospitals.