There is a stone monument that we want to put on the corner. We took at lot of pride in our house on Ohio Street, but it was becoming such a tired facility that it was easy to sort of not care as much about it because it was growing old and showing signs of wear and from the House Corporation standpoint we were not investing as much into the upkeep of it because we knew we were putting good money after bad basically. That s by far the best aspect for me. I have so many great friends living here with me. They also have a better attitude because they realize that we have the opportunity to become one of the top Greek houses on campus.
Life is good.
The initial shock is finally over. The first semester the house was constantly on show. Alumni came down every weekend for football games and we had the dedication. You look around the house now and you just see respect. I see a difference from the old house.