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At Ohio State, Triangle has been on campus continuously since 1911. They operate just like any fraternity except that their members seem to be more in the engineering, science or architecture fields. They have socials/exchanges just like any Fraternity and they compete in Greek Week and Homecoming just as a smaller Fraternity would. They also own their house and have a strong alumni association.
At OSU, Greek Week/Homecoming teams typically are comprised of 1 NPC, 1, non-NPC sorority, 1 larger Fraternity, and 1 smaller Fraternity. Smaller Fraternities are simply smaller and could be IFC or non-IFC. Large Fraternities could be the same, but based on numbers. I agree with Honeychile, they were great to have on your homecoming team because they and the Ag Fraternities could build anything and it always had movable parts.
One of my sisters was pinned to a Triangle brother when I was in school. It turned out, he went to my high school, so I always talked to him when he came to the house.
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