which house did the hate crime?
by: PC Police
Comment#3 by: aha
"Victim" isn't even a student, brags in post-incident interviews about crashing frat parties where's not been invited, has been banned from functions by various orgs, isn't on the guest list, steals their alcohol, gets rowdy, and doesn't leave when asked.
Maybe FIJI should have called the cops to remove him. Or maybe in that moment some FIJIs were defending themselves.
Actually surprised the "victim" is seeking so much media attention given his own apparent legal history.
by: Avg guyApr 19, 2018 10:50:50 AM
yeah it’s a shame that info will never come to light. If some post-grad pedophile crashed my party and refused to leave I can’t say I wouldn’t consider swinging
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by: @sick of itApr 20, 2018 4:45:50 PM
by: Sick Of ItApr 21, 2018 12:34:49 AM
Maybe he was being asked to leave the property, but WHY was he asked to leave the property? From what I heard from someone who was there, people approached him, asked him to leave when he was standing there, and then called him some very offensive names. There are so many non-UD students who come to dages, but aren’t asked to leave. Why was this kid?
As far as “Diversity Training”, they’re more informative sessions that many colleges across the country require for students. Look into Inclusive and Diversity Training. The goal is to create a more informed, more accepting, more respectful environment.
I don’t think that Greek Life needs to be shut down just because of this incident. There have been multiple instances recently that I personally find concerning. Peoples lives could easily be in danger, a lot due to hazing, that we all know takes place on this campus, as does on other campuses. We’re lucky it hasn’t happened here (that I know of), but students are dying from hazing instances so often. I don’t want that to happen here.
I don’t hate greek life. I’m in a sorority lol. I think the idea of greek life is great, but greek life on this campus has grown so far from the true principles of the sorority or fraternity. It’s a great way to bring men or women together to learn and grow and create relationships.\n\n\n\n\n
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by: @GreekApr 22, 2018 3:16:27 PM
Do you even read? OR do you just make ignorant comments. Because clearly you dont know the situation. He’s not a student here.
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by: MeApr 18, 2018 5:41:47 PM
What’d they do
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