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by: asdThis might be a dumb question so im embracing for the comments haha. I was just wondering why URI couldnt give the old TEP house to a frat now who doesnt have a house on campus?
#1 by: Well
While the property is URI's, the structure is likely owned by a group from the fraternity (most have a House Corporation of alumni that manage the property locally). They would have involvement in what becomes of the house.
Also, that house was a run down dump even when members lived there. It is beyond renovating, it would need to be razed and another facility built in its place. A group would either have to have the money to build, or qualify for financing (unlikely right now), or URI could build there and rent/lease (which they have never done).
Commentby: wellMay 16, 2015 6:50:18 AM
not sure why absolutely was censored, lol.
And if the university wants to buy the property, but the house corporation is dragging their feet, that can explain why a decrepit building is still sitting in the middle of campus.
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by: HoneybunchMay 16, 2015 6:30:37 PM
I think absoluteLy was censored because the o was missing so the read $L\/T
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by: wellMay 16, 2015 6:05:26 AM
Well URI actually has purchased greek property and razed it or renovated for new buildings. One of the international houses, TI tech I thinks the name, used to be SAEs before they got kicked off. The Alumni center is where sigma chis house used to be. The womens center was a fraternity house. And the office of undergrade admissions was Theta Chis house.
So URI could try and buy the property. I doubt they will settle with keeping a run down unused building on their campus.
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