I'll agree with whoever said that the University of Alabama's greek row is gorgeous. The
houses to me (especially the
sorority houses) are "classic"
and just what you would picture when thinking of Old South Greek life.
ZTAngel---I think that UCF has a very unique Greek set up. The
sorority houses are very pretty
and unique..not quite what I'm used to when thinking about Greek housing. But some of the fraternities...
What's up with the old apartment buildings turned
fraternity house?? When I saw those buildings with huge painted letters on them I had to laugh. (No offense meant to anyone in those orgs but it was a pretty random set up)
FSU didn't have a "row" The
houses were spread all around campus. One street had many of the
sorority houses but they were still spread out from each other. The
sorority houses at FSu are pretty, in my opinion. The
fraternity houses (with the exception of a few) are not in such great shape.
Auburn also has some very nice
fraternity houses...especially the new ones. There is an "old" row
and a "new" row, but even some of the
houses on the old row have been redone. Auburn has
sorority dorms...there is some rule about not being allowed to have
houses. I wonder if that will ever change. Land around campus isn't exaclty plentiful though, so I would have to guess probably not. Anyone know anything about that?
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