sae
by: billy
Whats going to happen to the E-Dogs?
What should happen to them? give me your opinion.. was it that frats fault?
Commentby: Not the sameJan 4, 2014 10:58:23 PM
I was under the impression that Phi Kap was the Saturday of finals week whereas this was the Monday before so it isn't the same thing. At the same time, the tragic results were also different. I hope it is untrue that "the hill is thirsty for fraternity blood" because I like to think our administration would be more concerned about healing than about punishment. However, I also heard SAE had another social event at their house after the tragedy and if that is true may God take pity on their souls because I have none.
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#3 by: Different
The party wasn't against the rules, whereas the Phi Kap party was. There were sober drivers, seeing as I myself went to the party and got a ride from one. Will definitely get some punishment because the school needs to cover their ass, but no way should it be a death penalty
by: Poor TasteJan 13, 2014 4:15:07 PM
This is just me, but I find it very distasteful and insensitive that you referred to a "death penalty" given the tragic nature of what happened. And lets be honest, they're gone. When the news says it was because of a GREEK party, when the school tells them not to throw it, you can't just slap them on the wrist. The fact they had sober drivers actually hurts their case; how did someone with alcohol in their system get behind the wheel in the first place? Yes they're popular and most don't want to see them gone, and yes they're good people, but this situation is too much for a short term sanction that won't actually punish them to be acceptable.
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by: ^Jan 15, 2014 12:52:30 PM
Death penalty/sentence has always been a colloquial term for getting ejected from campus. I doubt they did that to belittle what happened.
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by: InformedJan 14, 2014 3:11:16 PM
Decision will be made the 20th of January as of right now. It does not look good at all for the E dogs.
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#7 by: E'93
Why and how did the Hill "mandate no parties that week"? When I was there, the Hill took over the houses, cleaned em up and started tightening the screws around parties in the houses. I guess it now dictates the social calendar altogether? Tragic for the loss of a student, the friends and families involved. Terrible on all fronts. I hate this for everyone in Lex. And I hate to see a 146 year ld fraternity go. Somewhere in here is a debate on personal responsibility.....
by: And the littleJan 27, 2014 8:11:55 PM
piggy cried all the way home. Give me a break. Controls the social calendar? I didn't realize 1 week of the semester translated into a dictatorship by the Hill. As for a debate on personal responsibility, ten students chose to hop in that car. That sounds more like a lack of responsibility on everyone's part who was at the party.
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by: and it's goneDec 22, 2013 6:26:54 PM
I don't think they should get in trouble, rumor has it that they had like 5 sober drivers that night.
However, the hill is thirsty for fraternity blood and they smell raw meat.
I think their goners (unfairly though).
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