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Originally Posted by shadokat
My BFs daughter is a SK at Alabama, and I think they're staying the house they've been in. Her mom sent me photos when they went to visit her, and while it may not be the palace that others live in, it's a pretty house. SK deserves so much more respect on that campus than they get.
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Originally Posted by shadokat
Again, my BF's daughter lived in the house at Alabama in 2021-22 maybe. It's not nearly as nice as the other houses, but it's still gorgeous. It won't help them grow. They've sort of stalled out around 200-220 members. They usually pull between 50-75% of quota.
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Originally Posted by Pinkmagnolia921
Sorry to hear this, this must be so distressing to the SK collegians at Alabama who believed they were getting their own mansion and thus housing parity with all of the other Sororities. I wonder if they can stay in the swing house indefinitely?
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The campus is pretty well stuck with what they currently have as far as sorority housing and availability.
It's no fault by SK that their first few recolonizing years occurred during a worldwide pandemic AND a well-planned, decade-long general rebuilding of Greek homes by nearly every campus group. In addition, any plans made in 2018 by SK and Alabama to build a new SK home by 2024 changed dramatically due to wildly increased costs for labor and materials.
IMO it isn't logically feasible to close this SK chapter and try colonizing yet another NPC group. Monetary cost is one reason. Another is the Alabama Greek Campus isn't going to magically change by having a different new group to possibly and/or automatically garner more members.
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