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Originally posted by JocelynC
One thing I find interesting about fraternities and recolonization, is that they are brought back sometimes within less than 5 years of the closure. For example, SAE closed here at Kent in 2002-2003 and returned to campus for the 2004-2005 year. In contrast, if a sorority closes at a school, if it does return (which doesn't happen all the time), it doesn't happen for at LEAST 10 years of the original closure. Why is that?
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Sororities used to do much quicker recolonizations because there was more interest on the campuses. The reason they seem to wait so long now is 1) interest has gone down 2) there have been far too many crash and burns. It's too expensive.
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