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Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Sigma Sigma and Sigma Chi will each receive townhouses on Townhouse Row next year, replacing the three Greek-life chapters that pled guilty to hazing and alcohol violations last month.

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University changes Greek housing policy

Two Samford fraternities are now on social probation and facing other punishment for events that took place during finals week in Dec. 2010

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Fraternities face probation for Christmas thefts

This January, Eric Wolfe 04 will join the Campus Living and Community Development staff as a greek life coordinator.Wolfe begins working on campus next week, beginning the transition process while finishing his employment with the Putnam County Community Foundation.

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Newest greek life coordinator an alumnus, fraternity adviser

Leaves falling on campus mean its time for Youngstown State Universitys Greek Life to start planning and building their floats for the annual Homecoming parade.

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Greek Life stays afloat

All alcohol has been banned at greek life parties and events for an indefinite time period, due to Tech fraternities violating basic policies.According to Mark Ochsenbein, director of student activities, these violations took place during three greek parties last Friday night at the houses of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma.

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Alcohol banned at greek events

Many students, most sportingGreek attire, crowded ThwingAtrium Wednesday to attendthe Student Executive Councilsopen forum on the upcomingGreek Life Student ActivityFee (SAF) allocation referendumto take place Sept. 8 and 9.The referendum seeks to alterthe decision by the spring2010 SEC board to cut the Inter-Fraternity and Panhelleniccouncils SAF allocation from6.

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Tense SEC open forum addresses internal SEC issues and upcoming Greek Life referendum