For a hell week task, Art Club asked our freshwoman to make a little alice in wonderland like video. Of course this meant that we all dressed up and had fun. These are from the tea party...
There are themes to Hell Week signs. Some are repeats like the Severus Snape set, the property of Brecon and the post-bacalicious zone. some are for 'new clubs'
the freshwomen have be in confinement. They cannot see the light of day and generally spend the afternoon in their dorm common rooms. If they must walk from one place to another, they will be blindfolded.
In the middle of our largest dining hall a stage is set up and random unchoreographed performances. They range from risque (first picture) to utterly impressive (bike rider who sang while pedaling as fast as possible!) to pop culture review (last picture, Juno).
My college is best known as a studyholic school. With a rigorous academic reputation, you better believe we feel it. So every year, when Hell Week rolls around it's a very happy break from routine. For one week, the campus is insane in all kinds of goofy, non-harmful ways. basically, each freshwoman gets a Heller from the sophmore class. Their hellers create a schedule of tasks which can range from stealing the president's (of the college) toilet seat to doing something every time a professor says a certain word (like say, economics in a macroeconomic class), etc. Classes are constantly interrupted and since the libraries are hell-free zones, they're the emptiest they'll be all year.
The rugby and crew frosh arguably have the most complex, action-packed, collective tasks. They are technically in rivalry but for the returning of the laundry detergent task, they collaborate. (Social honor code says that since you label your detergent, it's fine to leave it in the laundry rooms.) Last year, the notes apparently admonished you for leaving your stuff lying around.