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[[Image:04 05 38.JPEG|thumb|right|Frat Row as seen from the fourth floor of [[Butler Library]]]] | [[Image:04 05 38.JPEG|thumb|right|Frat Row as seen from the fourth floor of [[Butler Library]]]] | ||
| − | '''Frat Row''' is the stretch of 114th St between Broadway and Amsterdam where a lot of [[fraternities]] and [[sororities]] are located. Some also extend the definition to 113th St, where a number of other fraternity houses are located. Since [[Operation Ivy League]] cleared out [[Pi Kappa Alpha]], [[Psi Upsilon]], and [[Alpha Epsilon Pi]], | + | '''Frat Row''' is the stretch of 114th St between Broadway and Amsterdam where a lot of [[fraternities]] and [[sororities]] are located. Some also extend the definition to 113th St, where a number of other fraternity houses are located. |
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| + | Since [[Operation Ivy League]] cleared out [[Pi Kappa Alpha]], [[Psi Upsilon]], and [[Alpha Epsilon Pi]]—and the [[Brownstone Review Committee]] replaced them with [[Q House]], [[Lambda Phi Epsilon]], and [[Alpha Chi Omega]]—the 113th definition is gaining weight. | ||
Other buildings on the north of Frat Row are [[Carman Hall|Carman]], [[Butler Library|Butler]], and [[John Jay Hall|John Jay]]. Other buildings on the south are [[Ruggles Hall|Ruggles]] and the entrance to [[Broadway Residence Hall|Broadway]] and [[Hogan Hall|Hogan]]. If you live in one of these buildings and face Frat Row (or are even studying in Butler late on a weekend night), the noise from the frats can be pretty intolerable. | Other buildings on the north of Frat Row are [[Carman Hall|Carman]], [[Butler Library|Butler]], and [[John Jay Hall|John Jay]]. Other buildings on the south are [[Ruggles Hall|Ruggles]] and the entrance to [[Broadway Residence Hall|Broadway]] and [[Hogan Hall|Hogan]]. If you live in one of these buildings and face Frat Row (or are even studying in Butler late on a weekend night), the noise from the frats can be pretty intolerable. | ||
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*[[Kappa Alpha Theta]] | *[[Kappa Alpha Theta]] | ||
*[[Alpha Delta Phi]] | *[[Alpha Delta Phi]] | ||
| + | *[[Lambda Phi Epsilon]] (starting in AY 2013-14) | ||
| + | *[[Alpha Chi Omega]] (starting in AY 2013-14) | ||
==Houses on 113th== | ==Houses on 113th== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:51, 24 April 2013
Frat Row is the stretch of 114th St between Broadway and Amsterdam where a lot of fraternities and sororities are located. Some also extend the definition to 113th St, where a number of other fraternity houses are located.
Since Operation Ivy League cleared out Pi Kappa Alpha, Psi Upsilon, and Alpha Epsilon Pi—and the Brownstone Review Committee replaced them with Q House, Lambda Phi Epsilon, and Alpha Chi Omega—the 113th definition is gaining weight.
Other buildings on the north of Frat Row are Carman, Butler, and John Jay. Other buildings on the south are Ruggles and the entrance to Broadway and Hogan. If you live in one of these buildings and face Frat Row (or are even studying in Butler late on a weekend night), the noise from the frats can be pretty intolerable.
Houses on 114th
- Beta Theta Pi
- Kappa Delta Rho
- Sigma Delta Tau
- Kappa Alpha Theta
- Alpha Delta Phi
- Lambda Phi Epsilon (starting in AY 2013-14)
- Alpha Chi Omega (starting in AY 2013-14)
Houses on 113th
Map
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40.806623, -73.96466, West end of Frat Row 40.805543, -73.962096, East end of Frat Row </googlemap>
