With the date of the important alumni cruise nearing, the three men in drag try to deal with their femininity while also attempting to clear their names of theft. While there, they meet other sorority sisters including Patty (KATHRYN STOCKWOOD), who thinks she's a freak because of her height, Katie (HEATHER MATARAZZO) who has a rather loud speaking voice, and Frederique (YVONNE SCIO), a rather hairy French student.Īs the men try to keep up their ruse, they soon learn the trials and tribulation of being a less than attractive woman at the college, all while Dave begins to fall for Leah who sees him as a compassionate female friend and possible lover.
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Not surprisingly, their less than attractive looks immediately get them thrown from the house and to Leah's feet who's outside protesting.ĭrawn in by her offer of free food as well as room and board if they pledge DOG, the three decide they can live there as women while they plot how to get their hands on that videotape. Accordingly, they show up at the next party dressed in drag and going by the names of Daisy, Adina and Roberta. The only problem is that no one, including Adam's little fraternity brother, Jimmy (TONY DENMAN), will let them in. When they realize that Spence was the only other person with the combination to the safe in their room and that he must have been caught on their hidden, motion-activated video camera, Dave, Adam and Doofer decide they must retrieve the tape to prove their innocence. Yet, when Spence (BRAD BEYER), the KOK president, announces that the money the fraternity has been collecting for an important alumni cruise has been stolen by the three, they're immediately chased from the premises. PLOT: Dave (BARRY WATSON), Adam (MICHAEL ROSENBAUM) and Doofer (HARLAND WILLIAMS) are three guys who enjoy living in the Kappa Omicron Kappa house and throwing wild and sexist parties that irritate Leah (MELISSA SAGEMILLER), an outspoken feminist and head of the local chapter of Delta Omicron Gamma. QUICK TAKE: Comedy: After being kicked out of their frat house for allegedly stealing money, three college guys end up staying in a sorority house posing as coeds while trying to retrieve a videotape that will prove their innocence. Here are the 16 rules that sorority girls must follow.(2002) (Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum) (R) Sorority Greek life is an acquired taste that is not for everyone and separates the willing and the unwilling who want to take part of the community. It seems that many are willing to trade in their freedoms for the privilege of being part of a sisterhood (or some might even label it a cult). That is not to say that all sororities engage in this behavior, but there are sacrifices members have to make to be part of the organization. Sororities have been known for hazing rituals that have demonstrated cruelty for aspiring new members.
It is human nature to want to belong to a group and identify with like-minded people. Greek life is supposedly a lifetime commitment and the connections you make in a sorority are supposed to last forever. In a way, Rush Week is like speed dating for sororities.
During Rush Week, potential new members meet and greet each of the different sororities and see where they would fit in. To join a sorority, you must undergo a recruitment process and impress members that hold leadership positions (aka "the sisters").
Everyone loves to hate sorority girls because there are so many stereotypes that surround them (and yes, some of them are true). Sororities are either a positive experience, where college freshmen can make friends, or a living nightmare for those who don't seem to fit in.
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