SAE recolonizing at MIT
http://www-tech.mit.edu/V123/N35/35sae.35n.html
The SAE chapter at MIT was closed a few years ago due to alcohol violations, but it looks like they're recolonizing. |
That's awesome!
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yay!!!!
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that is so great.
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Yea, SAE!:cool:
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There was a picture of the MIT Phi Kappa Sigma brothers on the front page of the Boston Globe this morning holding a picnic at their Beacon Street house. I used to drive by the Beacon street houses all the time when I worked on Beacon street in Brookline. They have some nice townhouses there. Is SAE going to have a house?
Good to see the MIT system is growing again. |
Hopefully they'll be able to get a house. Their original house and annex were sold when the chapter closed, but the proceeds were placed in a trust that they can use toward buying a new house. All other NIC and local fraternities are housed, so being unhoused will hurt them during rush - although when Sigma Nu recolonized in the mid-1990s, they were unhoused for around 3 years and they still did pretty well.
Trouble is, housing in Boston and Cambridge is very difficult to come by; the NPC sororities have been trying to get housing for at least 10 years, and only 3 out of 5 have been successful. And 2 fraternities' houses are way out in Brookline. |
That's great news - I think SAE has a pretty good alum base in Boston, so it should prove beneficial for them.
The SAE chapter at Boston U., although it's not recognized by the school, has stuck around for a long time and been very successful at getting guys. They've had a ton of alumni support (including alums buying them a house in the area), and I'd imagine the MIT chapter could enjoy much the same. |
This is positive news for the inter-greek system as a whole. I hope the base of alums in the city, internationals etc will be able to ensure it's a safe and successful colony, and ultimately chapter incarnation.
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Where on Beacon Street in Brookline did you work? I live on Beacon Street in Brookline, so it might have been near where I live. |
I used to work in Coolidge corner on the corner of Harvard and Beacon St. in the offices above the CVS building. The organization I worked for has since moved to Cambridge so they're no longer in Brookline.
I love Beacon Street in Brookline, pretty houses, nice shops and plenty of parking and access to the T. |
i think they are also a colony at the university of north florida.
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