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Originally posted by hoosier
Hoosier has never seen anyone knocking on the door at a fraternity house. Most people walk in, and look for someone to talk to. If you knocked on the door of most fraternities - especially during the summer - you would be standing there a long time.
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Then perhaps the fraternity is CLOSED for the summer. Many of the ones at my alma mater are, and so are the sororities (and no we don't have a little old lady or alum answering the door
- if it's open, a regular old sister would answer it).
I just cannot get over this - maybe it's something people do in California (we sure as hell don't do it here) but this is just unspeakably rude. These are people's HOMES, not business establishments. I doubt you would be very happy with someone entering your home, door open or not, to check on its condition. I've been past lots of the fraternity/sorority houses at nearby colleges, but I certainly would not be so bold as to just walk in, any more than I would just walk in a random person's dorm room or apartment.