My Opinion on Alpha Phi Omega

[DSTRen13]

I know of an APO chapter which has a house, but not for lodging purposes. It *seems* like that would be allowed according to those guidelines, but I don't know whether it's ever been brought up one way or another.

[riesquared]

Originally Posted by DSTRen13

I know of an APO chapter which has a house, but not for lodging purposes. It *seems* like that would be allowed according to those guidelines, but I don't know whether it's ever been brought up one way or another.

Gamma Zeta at Georgia Tech has a house. It has the greek letters on the outside above the door, and they technically share the house with two other organizations (a barbecue club and something else), but those two orgs rarely use the house, if ever. The building was given to the chapter to use as a meeting area years ago. No one lives in the house, save an untrappable rat.

I think most Tech students who know of APO know that house as "the APO House."

They had a brush with alcohol poisoning, and it did not go well. I don't know the specifics of it, but I believe their chapter is now incredibly strict about drinking during anything that could be recognized as an APO event.

[33girl]

We had a house on campus known as the "Little House" that we used for storage. No one lived in it (except maybe an ancestor of the GT rat). It wasn't a livable-in structure.

[naraht]

Originally Posted by riesquared

Gamma Zeta at Georgia Tech has a house. It has the greek letters on the outside above the door, and they technically share the house with two other organizations (a barbecue club and something else), but those two orgs rarely use the house, if ever. The building was given to the chapter to use as a meeting area years ago. No one lives in the house, save an untrappable rat.

I think most Tech students who know of APO know that house as "the APO House."

They had a brush with alcohol poisoning, and it did not go well. I don't know the specifics of it, but I believe their chapter is now incredibly strict about drinking during anything that could be recognized as an APO event.

Ah. As long as no one lives in the house....

Randy