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Originally Posted by DubaiSis
Housed versus unhoused is really something few people could discuss fairly. I lived in my beautiful chapter house for 3 years and it is my primary correlation to "sisterhood." To me, sisterhood is the all-nighters before finals, rolling out of bed, going and getting a cup of coffee in the basement, everyone crammed in the bathrooms getting ready for a party or rush event, etc. But I know from having been an advisor that unhoused chapters also have very strong "sisterhoods." I think maybe you give up something in terms of constant access to such a large percentage of your sisters, but you also give up a lot of drama and resulting diminished sisterhood. So an unhoused chapter may possibly have a smoother sisterhood, but not necessarily better or worse.
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I agree. I think the best part of my undergraduate sorority experience was living in the house. I also think the worst part of my undergraduate sorority experience was living in the house.
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