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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to MIT which had a pretty vibrant social scene. We have a such Greek scene. Parties usually corresponded to getting past key testing schedules or holidays.

I never, literally never met a Harvard student at a party but to be fair that part of Boston is pretty far from their part of Cambridge.

MIT has long pushed for all Greeks to come back on campus. Thankfully, they can't force the issue because it probably wouldn't be as great if so.

I think the network is more post-graduation but it's also in the grade inflation. Harvard 4.0 >>>> MIT 3.0 to most graduate institutions which is frustrating. [/quote]

MIT's vibrant greek scene is really surprising to me. Are the parties open or only for members of the houses?  [/quote]

Generally, the only men at a party would be the fraternity brothers throwing it. So other men wouldn't be allowed in unless they were friends with someone in the house. All women were welcome. Sororities aren't allowed to throw parties.[/quote]

Is the exclusion of men who are not members of the fraternity a new thing?[/quote]

Are you kidding?   [/quote]

At most universities fraternities are responsible for the party scene of the whole university.  [/quote]
Maybe in like the 90s. This is not really true to most colleges that aren’t in the south.[/quote]

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