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Mitch, the protagonist, comes back from a business trip early and is shocked to find out that his girlfriend Heidi takes part in orgies with a variety of people. She claims it is purely sexual but nevertheless Mitch does not want to continue the relationship. Mitch encounters his high school crush, Nicole, at his friend Franks wedding party. However, he does not make a good impression on her in his inebriated state by spilling hot coffee on her. After his break-up with his girlfriend, Mitch goes house-hunting. He finds a house located near the campus of his alma mater, Harrison University (a fictional school). Mitchs other best friend Bernard throws a party for Mitch so that he can get his mind off his ex-girlfriend. Called Mitch-a-palooza, Snoop Dogg and Kokane perform Eric B & Rakim's track "Paid in Full" at the large house party. The party is a huge success and also puts Mitch and his friends at the top of the college social scene. During the party, Frank (who is a recovered alcoholic) gets drunk and goes streaking through the neighborhood and is found by his new wife and her friends, straining their relationship. The next morning, the trio meet Dean Pritchard. The Dean is a childhood acquaintance of the three men, but since he was the butt of most of their pranks, his actions throughout the film are rooted in vindictiveness. Pritchard happily informs them that the house is specifically designated for social services and community housing. Therefore, Mitch, Frank, and Bernard must either move out or fulfill the Deans criteria in order to keep Mitchs house. For this reason, it is Bernards idea to start a fraternity that is open to anyone. Although Mitch is initially reluctant to accept the notion of turning his house into a fraternity, he is essentially obliged to agree with the idea. Mitch gets coined "the Godfather". He still tries to keep his work life ..More Mitch, the protagonist, comes back from a business trip early and is shocked to find out that his girlfriend Heidi takes part in orgies with a variety of people. She claims it is purely sexual but nevertheless Mitch does not want to continue the relationship. Mitch encounters his high school crush, Nicole, at his friend Franks wedding party. However, he does not make a good impression on her in his inebriated state by spilling hot coffee on her. After his break-up with his girlfriend, Mitch goes house-hunting. He finds a house located near the campus of his alma mater, Harrison University (a fictional school). Mitchs other best friend Bernard throws a party for Mitch so that he can get his mind off his ex-girlfriend. Called Mitch-a-palooza, Snoop Dogg and Kokane perform Eric B & Rakim's track "Paid in Full" at the large house party. The party is a huge success and also puts Mitch and his friends at the top of the college social scene. During the party, Frank (who is a recovered alcoholic) gets drunk and goes streaking through the neighborhood and is found by his new wife and her friends, straining their relationship. The next morning, the trio meet Dean Pritchard. The Dean is a childhood acquaintance of the three men, but since he was the butt of most of their pranks, his actions throughout the film are rooted in vindictiveness. Pritchard happily informs them that the house is specifically designated for social services and community housing. Therefore, Mitch, Frank, and Bernard must either move out or fulfill the Deans criteria in order to keep Mitchs house. For this reason, it is Bernards idea to start a fraternity that is open to anyone. Although Mitch is initially reluctant to accept the notion of turning his house into a fraternity, he is essentially obliged to agree with the idea. Mitch gets coined "the Godfather". He still tries to keep his work life and fraternity life apart. Regardless, he is approached by countless people even at work who want to become members of his fraternity. The fraternity is an outlet for the stress and boredom that is associated with the monotonous nine-to-five lifestyle for many members. However, the guys' dreams are constrained. The death of Blue, one of the fraternity members, certainly does not help matters, nor does Frank and his wife divorcing which means that Frank is forced to live with Mitch in his fraternity. The main obstacle is still Dean Pritchard, and when he claims the group violated an assortment of university policies, the fraternity is boarded up. He also claims that the students who participated in the non-sanctioned fraternity are subject to expulsion. Nonetheless, Mitch finds out that the group has the right to bypass this legality by completing a series of activities that range from academics and athletics to community service, debate and school spirit. The men are able to complete all of the activities successfully but since the deceased member of the fraternity (Blue) was still on their roster, the groups averages were brought down to 58%. Consequently, Dean Pritchard tells them the universitys decision stands. The Student Council President Megan Huang was bribed by the Dean to revoke the fraternity's charter. Frank is able to obtain a tape that reveals the Dean bribing Megan with admission to Columbia Law School (a promise the Dean happily broke when she confronted him after the school rejects her) since she is head of the student board that approved of the fraternity's campus status. Accordingly, the Deans credibility is destroyed. The front of the newspaper the next day claims that the Dean was fired after a bribery scandal. The fraternitys charter is reinstated and the fraternitys old house is replaced with Dean Pritchards house. Despite Bernard and Mitch withdrawing from the fraternity, Frank maintains his ties and persists with his leadership in the organization. Over the closing credits, Mark drives his car off of a bridge and coincidentally onto ex-Dean Pritchard who was fishing below. As the smoke from the wreckage rises into the air, an image appears of Blue in heaven playing a piano and singing "Dust in the Wind". After this, the scene switches to Frank at station 88.6 playing a song out to the "Godfather" (Mitch), claiming that he saved his life. Frank is at the supermarket later and is approached by Heidi, inviting him to join her and some other friends the next night. Frank becomes euphoric and kicks several boxes of supermarket cereal before kicking a random stranger's cart. Less