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Originally Posted by Pirouette
As for the bedrooms, they weren't sleeping porches. I asked her about it (as well as looked at the chapter's website) and basically the rooms were small, triples, and despite the low ceilings had triple bunk beds. The space between the beds were really small and that's why she couldn't see herself living there.
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I can understand this. I've seen a fraternity house where the rooms that went to freshmen were quads set up as follows:
- A triple bunk against one wall. The lowest level was pretty much on the floor, then there were two more tiers above that.
- The fourth bed was suspended from the ceiling at the same height as the highest tier of the triple bunk.
- Floor space (aside from the triple bunk) was occupied by desks.
Sit up from bed too fast and you'd hit your head. Heaven help you if you were a tall guy.
My husband told me that he rushed a fraternity where the freshman rooms didn't have windows. (He never joined a fraternity. We went to the same school, and at the time, all fraternity pledges moved into the house as soon as they signed.)
Anyway - congrats to your cousin on joining Tri Delta.
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