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08-12-2002, 04:00 PM

ThetaxiUW

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Join Date: Oct 2001

Location: WA

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UW Greek System

I've only been to a couple greek systems (UW,WSU,EasterWU, WesternWU, UofIdaho(if they even had one)) but have to say that people seem to really like ours(UW). We have around 45 houses and all of them have a house. The houses are huge(mansions) and have over 3,000 greeks here. I guess being part of the greek system helps you be a individual at such a large university. You may be a number at the school but in your house your much more. Just my two sense.

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