Is being in 2 different sororities okay?

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11-14-2005, 04:57 PM

emb021

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Quote:

Originally posted by MaryAmanda
There are no other service fraternities; however, there are one or two chapters of APO that have chosen not to go co-ed. For example, the APO chapter at Auburn is all-male...but that's okay, because OPA has a chapter there too.

There are several APO chapters that decided to remain all-male. At last count, there were about a dozen or so (one is at an all-male school). However, recent decisions will soon change that.

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