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Okay, here's what they did at Auburn. At the time, there were 14 sororities and 14 rushee groups.Each sorority was assigned a rushee group and just for the second round, they couldn't cut anyone in that group. There were 4 more rounds after that and they were free to cut her at any time.
On the one hand, it saved the feelings of some girls, I guess, but if you were the sorority that had to keep a very weird or crazy girl an extra day (see my post on Weird Rush Stories), it was horrible because as you said, the rushees were looking at you like they wanted to cross you off for asking the weird one back.
Supposedly, the rushees didn't know about the policy.
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