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Originally Posted by sigmadiva
As far as my alma mater, Texas A&M, the greek scene is not very popular. It has become a bit more popular over the last few years though. From 1876 - ~1965, A&M was all male, all white, all military. So, for a loooonngg time only the Corps of Cadets (the military unit of A&M) was considered the only 'fraternity' on campus. So, I think the greek system at A&M is getting stronger, but probably compared to other campuses, it is not that strong and/or has a strong influence on campus.
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Really? My experience has been the exact opposite (granted, I didn't attend, but from observations and from interactions with Aggie Greeks, it seems like it's very strong).
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