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IU students say a hallway in Teter quad was the location of an adult film shoot the first weekend in October. The film, "Campus Invasion," scheduled for release sometime in November, was made in various locations on IU's campus by adult filmmakers from Shane's World, a Web site based in Van Nuys, Calif. \nCalli Cox, publicist and adult film actress for Shane Enterprises, said she, along with a number of her colleagues visited IU during the first weekend of October in order to "party with students from the No. 1 party school."\nThis is not the first time Shane Enterprises has invaded a college campus. Last year at Arizona State University, four Greek houses (Sigma Nu, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Theta Chi) were suspended for hosting the film crew, and those in the video who could be identified were threatened with expulsion from the University.\nASU senior and current student government vice president Brian Buck was a participant in a film entitled "Frat Row Scavenger Hunt 3." \n"It was a pretty fun day," Buck said. "It just turned into the biggest storm ever."\nAccording to a statement issued by ASU President Michael Crow, the University refused to tolerate the making of sexually explicit material on its campus. The statement also promised action against students involved in making the video.\nBuck said he has been threatened with expulsion.\n"We never did anything illegal," Buck said. "It's just something people looked down on, and because I have a position of authority they are making an example of me."\nCox, who remains in contact with Buck, said she doesn't understand why the University is so angry.\n"I think it sucks that because he's in a government position they single him out," Cox said.\nFreshman Adam Brown, a resident on the third floor of Teter Wissler, said the filmmakers were trying to get students involved.\n"I don't know who the porn crew was. They followed some kids back from class, and they made a video on our floor," Brown said. "College is crazy."\nBrown said the film actresses were giving certain students oral sex in the hallway.\n"I would say at least 25 people were in the hallway," Brown said. "They (the actors) were pretty much messing around with each other, and everybody was watching."\nJunior Josh Kirk said he was slated to view the filming, but did not go.\n"I know that they were in town because I have other friends who went to it," he said. "I was actually supposed to see this whole thing take place."\nIU spokesman Bill Stephan said it would be difficult to comment on the situation until it was confirmed by an official organization. He did offer speculation.\n"If this is confirmed, I would imagine this would be prosecuted by local authorities," Stephan said. "If you have a group of adults involved in highly suspect activities while on our campus we are surely going to investigate it."\nStephan said the reports to date were unconfirmed and said he questioned the reliability of Shane Enterprises.\n"I think you have to consider the source," Stephan said. "Had we been alerted and known about this incident we would have considered it a trespass"