Film · 2010 · Animation
Welcome to UC Davis and rush week for Sigma. The sisters of Sigma hope to get a good, solid group of pledges through rush week because 10 sisters are graduating. As the first evening begins, the sisters are immediately thrown off by the ""type"" of girls that appear to be interested in the sorority. Pauli is annoyed and believes that many of them have shown up for the wrong reasons. After the meet 'n greet, the sisters gather to dissect the evening. The majority don't have a good feeling about the rushees, mainly because of how attractive many of them are. A discussion ensues about asking the rushees direct questions about their religious affiliation. Leslie feels this is highly inappropriate, and that it isn't right to ""judge a book by its cover"". The next night's event is a sorority/fraternity luau. At this time, several of the sisters begin to ask the rushees whether or not they're Jewish. This makes several rushees uncomfortable, but relaxes most of the sisters about their intentions
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