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BTFD

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There are probably photos in those old yearbooks like someone mentioned above, or house photos may be in old rush books with each fraternity. It's too bad IFC doesn't collect and archive the rush photos and fraternity portraits. Also, I don't know if I would say the area north of campus (around the Banner facilities today) was the place to be 20 years ago. The northside fraternities had more of a rep for being kind of "rough and tumble", maybe because they were a cluster of frats/dudes all in one neighborhood with a culture of drinking hard, hazing and fighting. However, none of the north, west or south houses held a candle to the row. Greek row was the spot. The only exception was Sig Ep... they were unquestionably a top frat at the time and used to partner up with ATO, Fiji and SAE all the time which made them sort of a Greek row house. Pike and Delt were also good, but they were more midsize and a step or two down from Sig Ep and the Greek row frats. But even the "bottom tier" houses up north like AKL, Sigma Nu, Lambda Chi, etc. were known to party and haze hard. The only weak houses on the row at the time were TKE & Phi Sig, but TKE got in trouble right after their built went up and Phi Sig had financial trouble and moved around from south of campus to the row to the northside to dechartered within a few years. But the rest were really strong. And even Pike and Kappa Sig didn't get really good until they moved onto campus