All that is pretty public information (with respect to my organization anyway), so I wouldn't necessarily find it creepy. Now if for some reason some of that stuff wasn't public knowledge or had to be researched EXTENSIVELY (maybe d for example), it would come across a little extra.
I agree with Phrozen in that how they act knowing all this information is crucial as well.
Agreed, how they handle it is key. I'm thinking somewhat low key where for example, instead of asking "What community service do you do?", at the Delta Zeta sorority house asking "What community service for the deaf do you do?".
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