[Erik P Conard]

until we get booze and girls out of the house
until we get active advisors and boards
until we get hazing under control
deferred rush will grab hold and divert attention from the greeks
to the bells and whistles of government funded housing....
We will continue to lose a few chapters a year and will play musical chairs, losing beautiful houses doing it, and will become
a lesser influence on the collegiate scene of today.
The increasing costs, the increasing government intervention and
the increasing padding of bureaucratic positions to control the greeks...will all add to our dimuniution and loss of influence.
CU is but one of a goodly number of colleges who've amassed a
graveyard of Greeks. Not every campus has skiing and drugs in
such a supply, but other enticements detract on other campi.
We slept in sleeping dorms back then, and we had only one TV
in the house. Stereos were played during non-quiet hours, and
pledge duties helped keep a clean house. We had a housemom.
Where are we going? I simply do not know.
The ball's in your court.