[16716] in APO-L
Re: IVY
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Derek J. Cashman)
Sun Apr 27 00:38:46 1997
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 00:34:59 -0400
Reply-To: "Derek J. Cashman" <dcashman@CONCENTRIC.NET>
From: "Derek J. Cashman" <dcashman@CONCENTRIC.NET>
To: Multiple recipients of list APO-L <APO-L@VM.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
On Saturday, April 26, 1997, Richard Edward Vehlow (vehlor@rpi.edu) =
wrote:
This may be mirrored in thethread resulting from my previous post, but
anyway, let's review the IVIES with/without chapters.
WITH: U Penn, Cornell, Yale.
WITHOUT: Princeton, Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth, Columbia.
Yu'd figure that all these schools would be hotbeds of student service =
and involvement. But only 37.5% of the are blessed with APO, and before =
1990, there was just Cornell. Though I think at one point back in the =
50s, half
or maybe more had chapters?
One thing that may be worth mentioning is the fact that Harvard =
University prohibits any greek letter organizations on their campus. It =
is specifically directed at the, "social" greek organizations, but, as =
AphiO is technically a greek letter organization, we fall into that =
category as well. I know that there was some talk about possible =
removing this ban, or creating a clause allowing APhiO to charter there, =
but I heard that back in 1992,... I wonder if other Ivy League schools =
have a similar type of ban?
Derek J. Cashman (dcashman@concentric.net)
Alumni; Old Dominion University (1995)
Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Beta Omega Chapter
