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Old 09-24-2008, 01:13 AM
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It's a good question. Men would not put up with limits or quotas, at least not at a public university. I know of one or two private shcools that impose limts but it's extremely rare.

But on some campusses, especially in the midwest, often fraternities are expected to house their members. There are schools where the purpose of summer rush is to fill a certain number of "freshmen beds" in the house.

It's not true in the south. Here the houses are beautiful but don't actually house that many men. However, the larger fraternity chapters in the country tend to be in the south.

The answer to your question varies depending on where you are.
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