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I concur - the "Duck" rule
We do not define a chapter house in our rules, but I would apply the "Duck" test. If it looks like a chapter house, is used as a chapter house, and is considered to be a chapter house, then it is a chapter house.
Years ago Towson State got into trouble on this point: They didn't have a 'chapter house' but there was an off-campus house where guys lived, trophies were displayed, and the bar in the basement had a neon sign that said LXA. Ask yourself the question: Can this place pass the "duck" test?
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