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Frats

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />is the glv actually going to survive?<br /><br /> Poster Message:
I think sororities have a good reason to live in the GLV but for frats it just doesn't make sense to live in one. You're paying around $700 to share a small room with someone while you could easily pay a lot less to live in a house or apartment, you can't party in it, and you don't even own it you lease it from ASU. It makes sense to have one for rush but it's just hard to find any good reason for someone to actually live in one. It really limits the number of party houses frats have because most of the sophomores and juniors need to live in the house but those are usually the ones that want to party. I know a lot of fraternities are having trouble filling the houses so will it continue?