Biggest Greek Schools?

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by g41965

Over at the International Website DU just announced the revival of the Syracuse Chapter. DU was founded at Syracuse in 1873 went inactive in 1996 due to risk management issues.
Two very famous DU alumni are from Syracuse, Stephen Crane who wrote the Red Badge of Courage and Jim Boheim the very sucsessful Syracuse Basketball Head Coach

This was more non-sequitur then I've ever managed. Good job.

[AlphaFrog]

My aunt went to Spamalot in Chicago and said there were about 50 old biddys that got off a bus and went into the show. They left about halfway through. I guess they're still under the impression that musicals are always family fun for all.

[tunatartare]

I loved it when I saw it on Broadway. Absolutely hysterical. We got lucky and saw it when David Hyde Pierce and Tim Curry were still in it.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by KLPDaisy

I loved it when I saw it on Broadway. Absolutely hysterical. We got lucky and saw it when David Hyde Pierce and Tim Curry were still in it.

Tim Curry is my absolute favorite character actor. He can go SOO over the top without being annoying like Jim Carrey.

[Scandia]

Tim Curry is so hysterical. And he narrates the "A series of unfortunate events" books.

Anyhow, UF's Greek System is huge. It has 16 NPC sororities, A LOT of IFC fraternities, nearly every NPHC organization, a lot of multicultural ones, various service and academic ones, and then some.

[SmartBlondeGPhB]

The largest is I do believe, the University of Illinois - Urbana-Champagne. I believe they have most every group on campus.

[Drolefille]

I think they have everyone but Tri Sigma now.... Unless I've confused that. 25/26

Ok according to this Sorority Founding Dates I counted 21 NPC sororities. Anyone want to double check that?