He compared this treatment to the malfunctioning dryers and mildew-stained walls in Martindale, and the poor lighting in Wolcott and Morris. Sign me up. The old IMA seemed to be based on other ideals, even resulting in dances to bring the campus together. Admittedly, the new IMA will try to contribute to the campus, for example by giving tours during Homecoming weekend. This is a worthy goal and I wish the men luck.
Independents pay a heck of a lot more than most frat boys for where they live.
Sure, the college poured a lot of money into fraternities. Certainly, our alumni pushed for this to happen. But there are several reasons for this. First, the college owns our property. They have an obligation as an owner to provide sound infrastructure.