shout reporter: some of the most memorable comedys have zeroed in on frat houses revenge of the nerds and the good and the bad and the ugly and saying that greek houses focus only on the drink ing drinking, and recently it is greek houses behaving badly. just this last week university of michigan two houses were sus suspended for causing damage at a ski resort. and then there was a fraternity that was a chapter of sae, the same one at the center of the growing storm in oklahoma suspended for sexual harassment. and then a phi kappa pledge committed suicide after a family claims he was repeatedly hazed.
and sae was founded in the an e te bell lum south, and transmits the values to the culture now, and we have to stapd up now, and say they have no place on the campuses. thank you, andrew lohse and peter smithheiser, and we have so much more coming up and should words even ugly racist words get you taken off of the campus? and now, are robin thicke and pharrell s song compare too close closely to marvin gay s song? ke pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on the new unimax maxpatriot. now just $49.99. tracfone. do everything for less.
the instance that has come to light. but the streak of scandal that was heard there in the report there by dan simon, and why would anyone want to join one now? i think that the opportunity to join a fraternity is important for young men, because it is a place they go to treat a really home away from home while they are on the college campus. but it is a a place they go now to be racist if you look at the latest incidents. and that is disappointing, don. what we have to do is to step forward and say, that is not the fraternity experience that those of us who are working so hard to advance it believe in. we have to hold those who act badly accountable for it. i am so proud of s.a.e. for stepping forward and taking swift action nin this matter. they stood up, and said, this is what sae stands for and they put the action right out there in front. i am proud of them. and as a member of a dartmouth chapter of the sae in
and never going to be at sae okay. so the student has apologized for that and for those words, and parker rice. he has said, you know, that is not him, and it does not represent him or the university or what have you, his family. but words that the ugly and should that free speech with be allowed at the universities? well, everyone should have access to free speech, and that is part of the first amendment rights, and everybody should be saying what they want, but it should not be without consequence, and the school has a code of conduct to not create unhealthy environment for everyone and he violated the code of conduct, and violated the rules of the school and created a hostile environment for other people. okay. listen to, this the house mother mama bee.
emotional for both of you? it is really, really difficult, because we love that place. and while we were members there, and you know, we worked hard and we won the national zeal award for sae as a group of people who did have different races involved, so it is really really tough to see the place that you loved and called home in college and some of the best times of my college and the best days and nights of my life were spent, and i you know laugh eded and cried with the guys at that house. it is devastating. i will give you the last word will. i have to go, but i will give you the last word. i agree with john. i think that what we had back when we were there was a beautiful microcosm of what all of society could have been. i hate that our chapter is going to be be a marred in this, because we saw some pretty impressive things and a lot of growth out of a lot of people in