<p>So, I'm wondering, does anyone care if you're seen walking home in the morning with the clothes you were wearing the night before? If you live in the all-girls dorm, are you allowed to have male friends spend the night..? I'm basically curious as to how taboo sex is on campus? </p>
<p>Also, if you're drinking underage and you call campus police for a ride home, do they charge you? I recall reading somewhere that they didn't, but I'm not sure where. </p>
<p>I know many college campuses are liberal about these things, however, I've heard some rather conservative opinions about this from several friends. I'm just interested in a sampling of opinions.</p>
<p>if you live in an all-girls dorm male friends can stay overnight, yes. that happened more than one time on my hall last year (I lived in Balch.)</p>
<p>as for the walk of shame…I think there are some people who wouldn’t care, others who would judge. I guess it depends on your friends and hall mates, because there are too many people here to really generalize.</p>
<p>lol. There are guys in Balch all the time, and many spend the night. You only might have an issue if you have a roommate/roommates and they aren’t okay with the idea.</p>
<p>I don’t think the Blue Light Escorts are intended to be used as a designated driver service on any college campus.
RE:How taboo is sex? You are joking, right?</p>
<p>I know they’re not intended to be used as designated drivers, I was just curious about the option. Also, yea. The taboo part was intended to be lighthearted, again, just curious about the situation o_O</p>
<p>don’t live in balch, balch sucks a lot. I have two good female friends who were placed in balch against their will and hate it. Unless you want to study 2/3s of thurs fri and saturday nights, avoid balch like the plague. It is also filled with gnarly intl asian students with questionable grooming habits and *****y temperaments.</p>
<p>If you want to avoid Balch, your chances might be a little higher if you select “co-ed” rather than “no preference” in terms of gender preferences.</p>
<p>I’m living in Balch right now and I’d also recommend it, faustarp! But I can also see why others hate it. I’ve made amazing friends here, but you also need to like a quiet, less social living environment.</p>
<p>Yeah, guys are allowed to stay over, I have quite a few times. Sex is not taboo for most here, though there are some that definitely will judge. Basically, you can find sex if you’re looking for it and know what you’re doing, but don’t expect to just jump into a party and get laid overnight…experience is often times crucial ;). As a guy who is a bit morally lax with regards to these types of things, feel free to message me any questions you have.</p>
<p>Hmmm I’m thinking I’ll opt for coed, not that I’m opposed to Balch or anything. </p>
<p>@CornellPerson lol I have no intent of just jumping into a party and getting laid! I’m just interested in accepted protocol? I guess? o_O idk. Also, thanks, that’s kind of you.</p>
<p>Back in olden times, what is described in post#1 is called “The walk of shame” with a girl teetering home at dawn in heels and her party clothes from the evening before, smeared makeup and bed head. These days who cares what you do, just use protection.</p>
<p>Haha sex? taboo? What are we, a catholic school? (lol@Siena)</p>
<p>No but seriously, it’s all over every college campus, you can’t avoid it and everyone knows it goes on somewhere. I’m sure someone has been walking around for a late night snack and passed a room they wished they hadn’t. XD I’m mentally preparing myself for that awkward intrusion. What sounds better, “OH GOD, SORRY!” or just a simple “whooooa, that’s not the bathroom…”</p>
<p>Speaking of which, I was told by my transfer biddies that when they were at a party the other day in a frat house, they walked in on a brother having a threesome. The brother’s girlfriend was apart of the group that walked in on them. Ouch. Dude, seriously, didn’t you know she was at the party? hahaha. (Or was that totally his intention?..)</p>