Word: chapter
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...They had a room in Holyoke St. and a reading room," Price says, adding that the chapter now being organized would be much the same. In 1865, the chapter split with the fraternity and became the A.D. Club...
Later the fraternity established a second chapter, which was to become the Fly Club. Efforts are not being made by Alpha Delta Phi to contact either of the two clubs, according to W. Douglas Bond, who is acting as an alumni adviser to the Brown group...
Zeta Psi also had a chapter at Harvard from the 1850s until the 1880s, Walton says. Zeta Psi attempted a comeback in 1985, but after successfully pledging a group of undergraduates, the organization failed to add to its ranks. This time, the group has not asked for sanction from the administration because of hostility three years ago, says Walton...
Alpha Delta Phi is also trying to establish a chapter at Yale and is working out the purchase of a house for the fraternity there, Price says. The fraternity would be all-male. In 1935 Yale's original chapter resigned from the fraternity because, Price says, "they felt it was inimical to the college system...
Yale's colleges are the equivalent of Harvard's houses, and, "In those days a college was designed to be all that a fraternity is," Price says. He says the fraternity was interested in reestablishing the chapter because the college system "no longer provides the intimacy it was supposed to." Price and members of A.D. Phi's coed chapters say Harvard has the same problems and might equally benefit from an A.D. Phi chapter...