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used to be here

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I had to look all this up as part of an assignment. When the greek system basically collapsed in the 1970s FSU lost some sororities whose membership dropped too low for them to continue. Tri-Sigma left and never retuned. Sigma Delta Tau is in their house now. Alpha phi left and sold their house to the FSU Foundation. When they came back to FSU they built next to DG. AOPI left and sold their house to Sigma Phi Epsilon. Later that house was town down and the Alpha Phis bought the property and built on it. When they came back to FSU they built on Pensacola. Sigma Kappa left and never returned. Kappa Sigma is in their house. Gamma Phi Beta left but only briefly. They kept their house. Alpha Xi Delta left and never returned. They sold their house on Park to the Lambda Chis who eventually sold it to the big housing complex on College. Theta Upsilon was a national sorority with a chapter at FSU in the 1920s. The national eventually was absorbed by Delta Zeta sorority. Beta Phi Alpha was a national sorority with a chapter at FSU in the 1930s. The national was also absorbed by Delta Zeta sorority. Do you want to know about the fraternities?