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Originally Posted by jubilance1922
Apparently being around for 80 - 100 years is "new" now....
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Compared to several which are over 250 years old, yeah it's new. A chapter founded a century ago at many southern campuses is considered new row.
By traditionally southern fraternities, I mean fraternities who don't do step shows and take pride in the social aspect rather than the philanthropic aspect. Furthermore, fraternities who have usually had houses for over a hundred years and so on. I can go in great detail, but I don't think it's necessary to enumerate.
It is not important for these fraternities to be founded in the south (See: DKE at Alabama), but it is important for them to consider traditional southern values as important.
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