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Originally Posted by LaneSig
"Beginning Fall 2019 only nationally affiliated social Greek organizations will be permitted to charter on the campus of Plymouth State University. Organizations currently on campus will have until August 1, 2020 to align with a national organization in order to maintain recognition with Plymouth State University. Chapters that do not adhere, will not be recognized by the university."
According to the university website, there are three local organizations and two were shown as seeking affiliation. I wonder if Alpha Sigma Alpha is going to absorb one of these, or be a ground-up colonization.
In addition to Alpha Sigma Alpha, it appears that Theta Phi Alpha is also establishing a colony. The ASA news released mentions that they are "joining Delta Zeta and Theta Phi Alpha". DZ already has a chapter at Plymouth, but Theta Phi does not.
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Do any of those three locals have ties to the former ASA chapter? (as in, after the ASA chapter closed, the remaining members formed a local which is still around today)
