Basic Trope: Fraternity (and/or sorority) members get into absurd situations thanks to their love of debauchery.
- Straight: At Boreden College, the members of Chi Chi Chi (XXX) are less interested in studying and academics than in keggers and hooking up.
- Exaggerated:
- Triple Chi is a nonstop whirlwind of sex, drugs, partying and Cluster F Bombs, to the point where its pledges are given painkillers and a roll of condoms upon acceptance into the frat.
- The entire college is constantly in party mode, not just Triple Chi.
- Downplayed: While occasionally loud and crude, Triple Chi is no rowdier than any other bunch of young people allowed to congregate.
- Justified: If there's a place on earth for sowing one's oats, it's college.
- Triple Chi is highly academically competitive; the partying is just to help them blow off steam now and then.
- Inverted: The button-down Alpha Alpha Beta is focused primarily on passing classes, community service and post-college networking opportunities.
- Subverted: Triple Chi enjoys knocking back a few and getting some now and then, but most of the time they're focused on keeping a low profile to stay on the good side of the law and, more importantly, the school's Greek Council.
- Parodied: Most of Triple Chi's members are on ultra uber triple probation for driving a monster truck through the admin building.
- Zig Zagged: Triple Chi only really cuts loose during Rush Week, to the dismay of its pledges when they find out that college life is less like Old School and more like The Paper Chase. That doesn't stop their parties from being total bangers, though.
- Averted: Rho Rho Rho is a loosely connected fraternity for the members of the school rowing team. They're pretty dull.
- Enforced: Triple Chi attracts major party animals.
- Lampshaded: The Triple Chi house has had a party going on every day for the past three years.
- Invoked: Boreden is a rather joyless, spiritless school that needs a little livening up now and again.
- Exploited: Triple Chi's mayhem is used as a cover for a lot of underhanded activites involving school funds.
- Defied: There are no fraternities at Boreden, thanks to the conceited efforts of Dean Arshull in running them off.
- Discussed: Everybody on campus talks about attending the latest Triple Chi "shindig" later that evening.
- Conversed: Fraternity leader Popeye gives a speech about Triple Chi being the best frat on campus.
- Implied: Loud music, kegs, and the sounds of rubber bike horns, farm animals and breaking glass can be heard coming from the Triple Chi house at all hours of the day.
- Deconstructed: After several high-profile incidents involving freshmen co-eds and underage drinking come to light, Triple Chi is investigated by the authorities and ultimately has its charter revoked.
- Reconstructed:
- Triple Chi's more decent members eventually reconstitute under another name, with several new strictures on partying. Despite everything, they still know how to have clean and wholesome fun.
- After a fashion: Triple Chi, knowing it's got nothing left to lose, pulls the ultimate fratboy prank by ruining some major event the city was going to do and utterly humiliating those who conspired to have the frat shut down as collateral damage (well, it worked for the Deltas, kind of). Or maybe the Triple Chis decide to perform said "ultimate prank" through finding lots of dirt on everybody who has the power to shut them down and blackmailing them into keeping the fraternity open, with a little escalation in rowdiness from now on to rub it in their faces.
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