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Ken6565 Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 12:25 PM

It goes farther than the 80 men who were expelled. That chapter almost certainly has a history. That's hundreds, maybe thousands, of alumni who will no longer contribute because of the treatment of their fraternity by the university.

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AudiR10 Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 3:28 PM

And other fraternities, and likely sororities, will follow, realizing that the same thing could and probably will happen to them if they don't close ranks.

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Bankrupt State University

Many of my friends and readers are disheartened by recent cultural and political trends. Many blame our universities and wonder whether we can ever restore sanity in our nation, given that the enemy seems to control the modern university. They see no chance to win in the war of ideas as long as they are forced to support the public university and, therefore, forced to fund a war against their own cherished values.

But I know something they don't know. The public university that has declined so steadily in recent years will cease to exist in just a few short...

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