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Originally posted by aphibeach
i am so glad that greek life has no housing what so ever on our campus.....we don't even have floors in dorms.....and it makes things soooo much easier. because of this, greek life as a whole gets along. girls from one sorority live with girls in another sorority. because we're not segragated we're more unified
plus dues are 10 times cheaper 
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Coming from a chapter that had a house and a university that had dorms, I'm curious how do y'all do anything without one or the other? Recruitment? Meetings? Ritual?
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Also, I think it just depends on the school how segregated the greek system is.
Now this is completely my perception since I did not affiliate to the chapter at ASU, but at ASU the sororities seem really supportive of each other and I know girls who are friends with sisters in other chapters. (The sororities here have an extremely nice and new dorm made just for the sororities).
Now this is not the same, again my perception and my opinion, at U of A. The sororities have houses down there and they seem much more segregrated.
BabyP- I have to cosign with what most people are saying. Focus on your chapter and your numbers. I wouldn't worry about the possibility of Greek Row until you actually see the bulldozers breaking ground.