Debunking the "Brothel Law" Myth

[KSigkid]

That was always the story we heard when we asked why Boston U. didn't have any sorority houses. Then we learned it was because of a horribly uptight administration (the same reason there were no fraternity houses on campus).

[AlphaDeltaDelta]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

That was always the story we heard when we asked why Boston U. didn't have any sorority houses. Then we learned it was because of a horribly uptight administration (the same reason there were no fraternity houses on campus).

There used to be houses (for fraternities, never sororities as far as I know) on campus at Boston U, but they got pissed at the fraternities and gave the locations away to the MIT fraternities that now live there.

[TitaniumGene]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

That was always the story we heard when we asked why Boston U. didn't have any sorority houses. Then we learned it was because of a horribly uptight administration (the same reason there were no fraternity houses on campus).

That's true. Some universities just don't want any Greek life which would apply to all fraternities and sororities. It seems unlikely that you will find a school with only fraternities and no sororities.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by TitaniumGene

That's true. Some universities just don't want any Greek life which would apply to all fraternities and sororities. It seems unlikely that you will find a school with only fraternities and no sororities.

Having houses has nothing to do with having chapters of sororities or fraternities at a school.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by TitaniumGene

It seems unlikely that you will find a school with only fraternities and no sororities.

Davidson College.