Good News for Greeks at SC

[jitterbug13]

That's good news, but the thread is misleading. When I think of SC, I think of South Carolina, not Southern California.

Besides the real USC wouldn't need updates on a new greek row because the houses are fairly new.

[AOEforme]

Originally Posted by jitterbug13

That's good news, but the thread is misleading. When I think of SC, I think of South Carolina, not Southern California.

Besides the real USC wouldn't need updates on a new greek row because the houses are fairly new.

I actually thought Southern California when I read the thread... I guess it depends on where your from. I wouldn't say the "real USC" because both schools use it as common abbreviation....

[APhiAnna]

Originally Posted by jitterbug13

Besides the real USC wouldn't need updates on a new greek row because the houses are fairly new.

Ahh, but which university has www.usc.edu as their website? And which one does ESPN refer to as SC?

The sorority houses at USC are beautiful (especially Theta), both inside and out. Whenever I go there, however, the fraternity houses are messy and cramped and just kind of...blah. It's funny walking down the street, because there are these beautiful beautiful beautiful sorority mansions right next to these little concrete bunkers and makeshift motels haha.

[LucyAnne17]

Originally Posted by jitterbug13

That's good news, but the thread is misleading. When I think of SC, I think of South Carolina, not Southern California.

Besides the real USC wouldn't need updates on a new greek row because the houses are fairly new.

University of Southern California: Extablished 1880.
University of South Carolina: Established 1801.

I'm on your team, Jitterbug13.

[IHeartUGA]

Originally Posted by LucyAnne17

University of Southern California: Extablished 1880.
University of South Carolina: Established 1801.

I'm on your team, Jitterbug13.

What my University of South Carolina friends will tell you:

"We were a college before California was even a state.
University of South Carolina - since 1801.
The state of California - since 1850.
Thank you."