<p>Franklin & Marshall’s greek scene is not particularly worse than any other college, as a general rule. I live in Lancaster and took an Arabic class there last semester. None of the people in my class were in fraternities/sororities, but they all talked about having a great time on the weekends. Some of them partied, which you said you were against, but I know a lot that didn’t and found lots of fun things to do on and off campus. </p>
<p>Lancaster is not a bad city. It’s small, but it’s got enough activities to last for four years. It has the first farmer’s market, which boasts Thai food, smoothies, and pastries along with the traditional fruits and vegetables. Lancaster’s food is excellent; that is one thing they’re known for. There is a large variety in restaurants and cafes, and you can most likely find whatever you’re looking for. There’s greek, vietnamese, thai, indian, mexican, french, and many other types of food in the city itself. Of course, there’s also movie theaters and local concerts and such.</p>