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Alabama only has that. The term "Old Row" refers to the first 6 fraternities there that all had their houses on the west side of the campus where there was an actual row of fraternity houses on a street. When fraternities started building on the east side it was called "New Row." Everybody has moved around the Bama campus at this point so that the 'rows' don't exist as such anymore and now it just means who drinks with who. At Tech, the earliest fraternities had houses all over, including off campus. The first fraternities established here in the early years right after Tech was founded in 1885: ATO (1888), SAE (1890), KS (1895), SN (1896), KA (1899), Phi Delt (1902). Five of these are on the L-shaped 'row' of 4th and Fowler but KA is not, Chi Phi (1904), Beta (1916) and DTD (1921) are there but fraternities as old or older than these are not there; Pike, Skull, Pi Kapp, and Sig Ep, What is old row here? Does not apply.