Originally Posted by NinjaPoodle (Post 2475416)

fasa.syr.edu/councils-chapters/chapter-status.html#Unrecognized
“ The following organizations are currently not allowed to operate at Syracuse University. Under no circumstance should a student or other organization affiliate itself with the organizations listed below. Evidence of a suspended or revoked chapter functioning as an "underground" unrecognized organization may extend their period of suspension.

Alpha Chi Rho [AXP]

Alpha Epsilon Pi (ΑΕΠ): "AEPi"

Alpha Tau Omega [ATO]

Chi Upsilon Sigma (ΧΥΣ): "CUS, Cussi"

Delta Tau Delta (ΔΤΔ): "Delt. 'Tavern'"

Nu Alpha Phi (ΝΑΦ): "Nappy"

Phi Gamma Delta [ΦΓΔ]: "FIJI"

Pi Kappa Alpha [ΠΚΑ]: "PIKE"

Sigma Alpha Epsilon (ΣΑΕ): "SAE"

Sigma Alpha Mu (ΣΑΜ): "Sammy"

Sigma Iota Alpha (ΣIA): "SIA"

Tau Kappa Epsilon (ΤΚΕ): "TeKe"

Theta Tau (ΘΤ): "Theta Tau"

Zeta Phi Beta (ΖΦΒ): "ZphiB, Zetas"

Originally Posted by moe.ron (Post 2475415)

https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...-96959?view=qv

The house looks like it need a lot of TLC

Originally Posted by Sciencewoman (Post 2475432)

Or a wrecking ball. What a dump! For $1.2 million? This house looks worse than the Animal House! Imagine what the interior looks like....

Originally Posted by moe.ron (Post 2475441)

If it's on the historic registry, does that mean the outside have to remain the same?

Originally Posted by Titchou (Post 2475449)

No. That designation means nothing.

Originally Posted by KDKells (Post 2475466)

It should be redone. Whether another organization takes it up or there's a private buyer, it should be restored.

I hate the new greek houses that are built by the lowest bid with crappy materials that never hold up to their intentions. The houses settle quickly, are damaged very easily, and are more problems than they're worth. There are ways to bring historic structures up to code with modern amenities and they don't decimate the integrity of the architecture and design.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_gAAjVjvNZ/

Originally Posted by Titchou (Post 2475475)

I have no clue what you are talking about here. University owned housing is built by the U so any issues are their program and their loss of value. Where the organization or chapter own the house, they choose the contractor. Did you think there's some national low-ball company that builds them all?

Originally Posted by KDKells (Post 2475483)

My experience is with off-campus housing owned by the organizations and their respective housing boards. They have different contractors, but they are essentially built the same, by the lowest bidder. Who on average use poor materials. Some organizations have taken old houses or buildings and have renovated them for fraternal use but have maintained the integrity of the structure.