Russell Boulevard, which runs along the north edge of UC Davis, is wall to wall fraternities. Decorated with those huge mystical-looking greek letters (this one is Chi Phi, apparently one of the older national frats in the US), frat houses act as a kind of outer-rim to any typical American campus (and UC Davis is very much how you imagine an American campus to look like; it’s just like the movies, as they say). I didn’t watch those movies personally, but you know what I mean.
by Pete Scully
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