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1. Chapter houses are located primarily along University Avenue or a short distance from campus.
2. Chapter houses were at one time common in the Fraternity. (Web site)
3. All chapter houses are located close to campus, and all fraternities have their own dining plans and establish their own room and board rates.
4. The chapter houses are commonly owned by corporations made up of the alumni. (Web site)
5. The chapter houses are projected to open for residency in Fall 2009.

Syracuse University

1. Chapter houses for women's fraternities began when Alpha Phi erected one at Syracuse University in 1886[ 5].

Live

1. Slowly the idea of a lodge or club room gained popularity, and from it came the ownership of chapter houses where fraternity members could live together. (Web site)

Time

1. However, the summer months can be a time that chapter houses are at risk for serious claims.

Chapters

1. Our chapters are leaders on their respective campuses, where some of our chapter houses have been designated architectural or historic landmarks.

Houses

1. No, approximately 50 of the 51 IFC fraternities have chapter houses and all of the PA sororities have houses. (Web site)

Alpha Chi Rho

1. This saved many Chapter houses, not only for Alpha Chi Rho but also for the entire fraternity world.

Campus

1. Most chapter houses on campus are owned and operated by the university.
2. For those chapter houses that are a short distance from campus, there are several resources available to your student.

Sororities

1. At this time, none of the sororities had chapter houses.
2. All of the sororities maintain chapter houses with lodging, lounges, and dining rooms.

Fraternity

1. A membership unit of a national or international sorority or fraternity Chapter houses are what many fraternity or sorority houses are commonly referred to.
2. Housing Freshmen are usually required to live in fraternity chapter houses.

Fraternities

1. Substance-Free Housing Most fraternities and sororities have adopted policies prohibiting the use of alcoholic beverages in chapter houses.
2. Eight of the fraternities and four of the sororities operate chapter houses adjacent to the campus which provide the opportunity for small group living. (Web site)

Chapter Houses

1. For men, 86 percent of members who live in fraternity houses and 80 percent of sorority members who live in chapter houses engage in binge drinking.
2. Several of our fraternities and sororities have chapter houses on campus.

Categories

1. Fraternity Houses
2. Sororities
3. Alpha Chi Rho
4. Campus
5. Fraternity Members
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