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I found the 20 year old example very helpful because I had been wondering if re-organizations ever work long terms.
I would expect any group to get a big boost by having a colonization type rush, but whether they could sustain that long term is a little different.
In the south, twenty years ago might be pretty recent activity. I think that it was about the same time ago that UGA expanded for the last time, and it was a DZ re-colonization, if I'm not mistaken.
ETA: I'm nearly positive that DZ was off campus and came back, (a lot of girls from my town were early members after the recolonization) but there doesn't seem to be a record I could verify. Is it just standard practice to report dates on campus as continuous since the chartering? Edited Again: An online UGA factbook gives the DZ date as 1987. 20 years later, they are doing very well.
Last edited by UGAalum94; 04-01-2007 at 08:40 PM.
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