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The basement at Alpha Delta features two of a fraternity’s most important creature comforts: a pong table and a wall to draw on.

Panarchy’s basement

A well-stocked bar emits a welcoming glow in Psi Upsilon.

A dormant drum set and empty beer cups stand as testimony to events of the previous night at Panarchy.

Panarchy’s basement features a wall painted with a somewhat scenic view.

At Tabard, Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe peers from a door and beaded entrance way.

The setting for pong at Panarchy.

Zebra stripes extend across the ceiling in a room at Psi Upsilon.

A brother’s best friend looks right at home in Psi Upsilon.

The buck stops here—in a room at Alpha Delta, the original animal house.

Greek Chic

Jan - Feb 2011

Photographer Liz Klinger ’10 sheds new light on the basements of Greek-letter houses.

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