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| − | '''Brownstones''' are basically traditional New York townhouses, named after the kind of brick used. | + | '''Brownstones''' are basically traditional [[New York City]] townhouses, named after the kind of brick used. |
| − | At Columbia, the brownstones are the [[fraternities|frat]] and [[sororities|sororities]] houses on [[Frat Row]]. | + | At Columbia, the brownstones are mostly the [[fraternities|frat]] and [[sororities|sororities]] houses on [[Frat Row]]. Some brownstones are used for [[special interest housing]]. |
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Latest revision as of 12:45, 8 December 2013
Brownstones are basically traditional New York City townhouses, named after the kind of brick used.
At Columbia, the brownstones are mostly the frat and sororities houses on Frat Row. Some brownstones are used for special interest housing.
