Dress code to reduce risk?

[33girl]

OK, even if they sneak into your yard, how in the world do they get into your house? (I assume you don't have laptops laying around outside) You should have brothers posted at every entrance and they should keep people out that you don't know. If you are letting every idiot on earth into your house, you're kind of bringing this on yourselves and dress has NOTHING to do with it. If your school is too big to know everyone, do as Sen said and change to closed parties, with a guest list. Everyone has to show their student ID and anyone not from your college has to be accompanied by a brother.

**SMH at the concept of having to explain this**

[ree-Xi]

1. Closed party. Invite only.
2. Security/bouncers/etc.
3. Register the party with campus if necessary.
4. Put personal stuff away.
5. No one upstairs or in bedrooms.
6. If you really want to, get a metal detector wand thingie. If you hire security, they might have that option.
7. Use wristbands.

[SWTXBelle]

Fence the backyard.

[KSUViolet06]

Instead of going through all this dress code business, you could just have invite-only events. That way, nobody gets in that you guys don't know. Problem solved. That way, if anyone steals from you, you know where to start looking.