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Kelly the Coed 2: Initiation Night (2000)
Initiation Night Now well into the first semester of her freshman year, Kelly is about to be initiated into the hottest Sorority on campus - the Pi Pi's. But first, there's that little matter of her geography class she's failing. I wonder what the professor wants to see her about? Also: Watch a hot little 18 year old freshman deaf student get analized!
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Initiation Night Now well into the first semester of her freshman year, Kelly is about to be initiated into the hottest Sorority on campus - the Pi Pi's. But first, there's that little matter of her geography class she's failing. I wonder what the professor wants to see her about? Also: Watch a hot little 18 year old freshman deaf student get analized!
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In Theaters:4/13/2000
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Gold
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