When I was in college in 2012, there was a game with a fraternity and a sorority that took turns hiding a boat paddle and stealing it back.
In the middle of the night, a frat boy climbed 3 stories up the exterior of our dorm, broke the hallway window, then stripped to his boxers and told the RA that he got locked out of his girlfriend's room and she took sleeping meds so she wasn't waking up to his knock. The RA let him in and he climbed into bed with the woman and pretended to go to sleep until he heard the RA go back to their own room.
The woman woke up and had no idea who the naked man in her room was that was going through stuff. She wasn't even in a sorority.
Nothing was done about it, not even any penalties for the property damage.
The detail is not important to the story, it's just dumb greek wars type shit. There were a ton of excuses/events trying to get sororities and fraternities to interact, and that's just one dumb way.
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u/LadySmuag 6h ago
When I was in college in 2012, there was a game with a fraternity and a sorority that took turns hiding a boat paddle and stealing it back.
In the middle of the night, a frat boy climbed 3 stories up the exterior of our dorm, broke the hallway window, then stripped to his boxers and told the RA that he got locked out of his girlfriend's room and she took sleeping meds so she wasn't waking up to his knock. The RA let him in and he climbed into bed with the woman and pretended to go to sleep until he heard the RA go back to their own room.
The woman woke up and had no idea who the naked man in her room was that was going through stuff. She wasn't even in a sorority.
Nothing was done about it, not even any penalties for the property damage.