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Things get steamy when the Virginia State University students play truth or dare in the hot tub..
Flirtation is the name of the game when the housemates steam up the hot tub playing truth or dare. They also try to tolerate each other's guests.
Bianca gets wild and crazy at a homecoming celebration. Then, a joke goes too far, complicating matters for the roommates and their guests.
Drama blows up between Rodney and Deidra after she insults his fraternity. Bianca makes a sorry excuse after being late for work. Audrina and her ex remain friends with benefits.
Deirdra calls Audrina "Hood" and herself "Proper", Audrina is confused of what that means which causes an argument. Also she confronts Anya about never being home which also gets her mad. The roommates plan a party to donate money to Hurricane Katrina and go to a homeless shelter.
Audrina tries out for a poet contest. She begins to get nervous and does bad. Also Ray begins to get mad at Arlando when he keeps bothering him for some alcohol. Overall Ray gets really mad and spills the alcohol all over the floor, the hallway starts to smell like alcohol and no one will clean it up.
Biannca and Will are playing around, until Biannca steps too far and takes Will's special stuffed turtle that his father gave to him. Will gets really mad at Biannca because his father passed away. Also Ray gets into a argument with Audrina and they end up saying bad comments about eachother.
The housemates write their midterms and Anya is late and has to reschedule to write hers. While the rest of the housemates are partying because of the complition of the tests Anya is busy still writting hers. Audrina is cooking chicken and rice, Will eats the food and becomes sick. He starts to through up and the party is over.
A randy battle of the sexes ensues among the roommates. Meanwhile, Will experiences a rather harrowing dinner date.
Each roommate hopes for a romantic night out, but plans are shattered when Arlando's date clashes with Deirdra.
The roommates are asked to produce a public- service announcement for HIV awareness, but they don't understand the full reality and severity of the virus until a visitor arrives.
As the roommates continue to work on their public-service announcement, they also find time to take a trip in honor of civil-rights heroine Rosa Parks. And on that journey, a heretofore hushed house romance comes to light.
The roommates reflect on their experiences---and get in some final insults---before leaving the mansion.
