Has KS replaced PiKA as "most successful"???

[lifesaver]

Originally posted by Erik P Conard
TKE chartered U of Corpus Christi in 1969. The school at a later
time declared it would become a junior-senior institution. The
greeks died there. I am not sure what ever become of this one.
I have always been conscientious about my reporting, but there
is always a chance that even our sources are awry. We do the
best we can...don't we?

Yes, we do. But I am confused by your statement, "I am not sure what ever happend to this one." Do you mean the TKE chapter? Cause I just explained what was going on with the campus. As for the change, U of CC joined the Texas A&M system in 1991 or so. Things have exploded after that there.

[Erik P Conard]

Thanks for the update on the U of Corpus situation. I had noticed
that the A & M site was opened and wondered if it might have been the same place, simply taken over or re-directioned.
I have never lived in TX and simply did not know the status, so I
do thank you for the clarification.
Many schools have radically changed their mission, some private
ones became state-supported, some have changed names, some
have changed locations. There are a plethora of reasons why the
changes occurred.
I am happy to learn of Corpus' revival, and hope TKE will come back there. With so many dead chapters, and the $ squeeze that
most feel, it will be a long time for many of us to restore the dead
ones, and thus revive the orphaned alums.
Again, thanks.