First, to clear up the Tennessee law thing, apparently it's like if a certain number of women live together in a house (say 25 girls or something), then the house is considered a brothel. I think SC has the same law, but we have sorority houses, and USC is in the process of building a Greek Village.
Second, Tinkerbell, don't fret too much about who your roommate will be. You or she can always move out. I lived with a dirty hippie who didn't shower, didn't flush, wore patchouli oil, and never did laundry. One day I walked in and she was snorting coke!!! She was gone by the end of the semester.
As far as rush goes, only the first round of parties is held in the sorority houses. The rest of the week, the parties are held in the conference center on campus. Our houses are old and the rooms are small. It would be very difficult to get all 120 sisters and rushees in one room!
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