process and how that happened. this could be a teaching moment for baltimore and the nation and how we can bring people together in that manner. all right. let s toss back to you. i was hoping to speak with you, we were watching the footage of the students who marched yesterday. i know there s another march planned for 4:00 today in solidarity marches across the country planned for this weekend. looking at the footage of that student march really seemed like a broad cross section of students from across baltimore. do you see this movement really expanding across demographic groups in baltimore? absolutely. i think that this is a continuation of what we have seen around the nation concerning these controversial shootings from police. and police should take note that here s an opportunity to engage the community, to engage young people, to engage elected officials. don t be sitting back. i do understand there s legal restraints, but the community portion of the police should enga
the university doesn t have to meet the same standard as the legal system. i think that s the problem. if you have paid a full tuition, over four years and you get expelled, as this person did at duke, two weeks before graduation for the accusation of a crime that was never really proved, then, you know again you re talking about one anecdote i don t know anything about. more broadly, clearly, this is a problem across the board. not just at duke university. it seems like almost all of these cases, the one thing that has always present is alcohol. so is that ultimately the root of this problem and what can you do to solve that? you can t fraternities not to drink. i think that s exactly right. i think the root of this frankly is alcohol. excessive drinking binge drinking, you know the drinking age in this country is 21. by and large, everybody on college campus is younger than 21. i have two kids in college.
wouldn t let me in. how do you see the future of greek life? well that s a really good question. i mean there is still something very serious happening, which is again, i wouldn t say a problem with the organization of, you know the greek system. it s a problem with cover-ups on college campuses michael. and you know about this obviously if you were in a fraternity. when you ve got college campuses you ve got police that are loyal to college campuses. they re like weirdly, you know, campus police which is such a bizarre system. and so when there s a sexual assault or some, you know crime on campus and the university doesn t want it to get known, doesn t want donors to get upset, doesn t want wealthy, you know parents to get upset, legacies, they ll cover it up. and so a really terrible thing that s happening which should be investigated and should be exposed is there are bubbles of impunity like legal impunity on college campuses where
or some crime on campus it and the university doesn t want it to get known, doesn t want donors upset, doesn t want wealthy parents to get upset, legacies they cover it up. so a terrible thing that s happening with i should be investigated and should be exposed is bubbles of impunity on college campuses where especially with sexual assault, if women or young men assaulted complain to sexual harassment grievance boards it s supposed to be impartial, but in fact it s often and i expose this in new york magazine in 2005 with yale which covered up for 20 years sexual assaults it s actually a way for the university s lawyers to protect the university from exposure of these criminal investigations so i d say if a crime takes place on campus whether it s in a fraternity or anywhere have the jurisdiction of the local police and hold these people accountable. i would never defend what we all saw take place on that bus
your university would take on other iewrts. are take on other universities. league of legends rather. you would take on other schools with the right gamers. there is the collegiate star league. we would join that. those schools, about 103 universities across the u.s., those are generally played at a level. sometimes the university doesn t even recognize them at the club level. students on campus that are passionate about the game file paper work. we ll be joining that league and hopefully have a competitive advantage by offering scholarships to get the best players. i m guessing, is there recruiting that would go on for this e-sport? you say to your kid if you work hard at hockey or chess, you can get a scholarship, you might get recruited, looked up by a college. will kids be recruited for gaming on-line? absolutely. recruiting is somewhat