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They probably had a way to secure the house without going inside. In my extremely limited experience, they are pretty invested in trying to give the kids as normal a college experience as possible. But if they thought it was necessary to be in the room during ritual, that's where they would go, come hell or high water. Given that their colleagues may be in the room when classified national security matters are being discussed, I don't think that they would view sorority secrets as particularly sensitive information. No disrespect to Theta, but ritual is pretty small potatoes in the context of, say, nuclear launch codes.
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