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Originally Posted by ThetaPrincess24
Prank or not, ill intent or not, they were caught in the act of breaking the law. This prank will cost them.
While they may truly have had no intent to bring harm to any of the girls, as a parent of hopefully a future sorority woman, I dont want to receive a call telling me boys broke in/attempted to break in to her sorority house for a prank or otherwise.
As an advisor and former Facility Corp. President, I can think of many reasons why this isnt humorous. If that second story window was someone's bedroom they broke in to, would it be funny then? I doubt it would be for the girls sleeping in there. What if a member's bed happened to be under that window with the member in it? Would it be a funny prank if one of those boys accidentally fell on her? It wouldnt be to me.
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We could talk all day about what could have happened, but as far as what actually *did* happen, there was no property damage and nobody was hurt.
Do I think there should be consequences? Sure, but they've already served a night in jail, and that is probably far worse than a lot of college students will deal with for doing a lot of far stupider things.
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