Supersize recruitment!!

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Another thing is the lack of good housing options for live-outs. I hear slow movement on that front, and it's *possible* that, if/when there are more good apartments, more seniors would take a four-room apartment with booze and boys over a third year living in.

[IndianaSigKap]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Another thing is the lack of good housing options for live-outs. I hear slow movement on that front, and it's *possible* that, if/when there are more good apartments, more seniors would take a four-room apartment with booze and boys over a third year living in.

This made me smile!

But in reality there are tons of really nice apartments in Bloomington. There are luxury apartment complexes already with two super deluxe ones under construction. It's just that living in the house puts you close to campus and within walking distance of most of your paired events (Jordan Ave.).

[33girl]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Another thing is the lack of good housing options for live-outs. I hear slow movement on that front, and it's *possible* that, if/when there are more good apartments, more seniors would take a four-room apartment with booze and boys over a third year living in.

I'm assuming there are students-only complexes abounding in the area. If one of them had sense, they would call themselves "Grecian Quarters" (or something else alluding to the Greek system) and earmark wings/chunks for individual sororities.

[IndianaSigKap]

Originally Posted by 33girl

I'm assuming there are students-only complexes abounding in the area. If one of them had sense, they would call themselves "Grecian Quarters" (or something else alluding to the Greek system) and earmark wings/chunks for individual sororities.

There are three apartment complexes that rent blocks to Greeks: 10th & College and Terra Trace (don't know if it's still called that) and two apartment complexes that rent blocks to the underground (kicked off campus) fraternities. They don't have to re-name themselves, it's fairly common knowledge among the Greeks.