Like many, I came to college not knowing very many people and wanted to get involved. I joined the Epsilon Alpha chapter my freshman year. I lived in the Chi Omega chapter house my sophomore year and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The chapter house is three stories tall, and also has a basement. It was built in 1928 and is colonial style. Just this past summer House Corporation started remodeling the outside and will remodel the interior next summer. House Corp. has asked Chi O if any members would be interested in helping design the interior so that is pretty special. The house has a gym, study hall, 24 hour kitchenette stocked with food, a rec room with a big screen tv, two giant bathrooms with stalls and showers on the living floors, as well as many other lounging areas. Living with 80 girls might sound hectic, and it was at times but it also allowed us to become so much closer as a group. There were countless watch parties, dance parties, and everything in between. Though the look of the house is changing, this house will always remind me of all the great times I spent with a great group of girls. 820 Chautauqua will always be special to me.