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Originally posted by bluefish81
That's not quite right - the women's shelter was formerly a sorority that closed, not a fraternity. And two of the fraternities have been turned into apartments since 1998. One of the fraternities moved into a closed sorority and the other left campus.
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Which one? AXiD?
You have to admit, though, some of the houses need renovations--not just to appeal to the incoming students but because many of them are 50-70 years old and haven't seen updates in quite some time. Fraternity houses see more wear and tear than sorority houses do.
Point of interest, the TEKE house was built on land that the Kappas bought originally to build our house on. We even had blueprints drawn up, but we decided to stay where we currently are (thank goodness!). I have an old Rush book from the 1960s which is so interesting to read through.