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Titchou brings up a very good point. And conversely, some universities/hall directors have a problem having Greeks as RAs. I was very often asked to prioritize hall duties over Greek life... and I had a hall director who was openly anti-Greek.
I got caught in the middle of one of those conflicts when I was an RA (I became an RA after already being Greek... and was not the first of my sisters to be one) - we had an incident involving a non-affiliated resident who got alcohol poisoning after a fraternity party. Because of my Greek status and the fact she was my resident, I got pulled into the middle of it as I was somehow supposed to be able to prevent the incident with my Greek super powers or something. I was given a choice by the university between disaffiliating with my sorority or resigning as an RA. I resigned as an RA.
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