Harvard newspaper doesn't want a 4th sorority

[LocalLove9]

I think that was close to ten years ago now. Maybe more like 7, but it was a while ago either way. There was talk of an initiative to end non coed organizations, but it never passed. It got shot down super fast, though the administration at the time was rather attached to it. A lot of alum backlash against the administration because of it, too. I know Dartmouth has the largest greek system of the Ivies, and there certainly are more local fraternities (which is how Heorot and Bones Gate are greek letter organizations. There's also a KKK, but it predates the other one).

And we're a college, not a university. I know its semantics, but it matters to us.

[Shellfish]

Originally Posted by LocalLove9

I know Dartmouth has the largest greek system of the Ivies

Is it really larger than Cornell's or Penn's?

[Munchkin03]

Originally Posted by LocalLove9

And we're a college, not a university. I know its semantics, but it matters to us.

I know. It doesn't matter to me. I used "University" in this term to refer to the adminstration, since it is indeed a university and not a bachelor-level college.

I think Cornell has the largest Greek system in the Ivies; I also wouldn't be surprised if it had the largest Greek system in New York State.