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I thought Kappa Alpha got "un-housed" as part of the fallout for hosting the party where the Brock Turner assault took place. That kind of event would have led
by hoistbypetard 4y ago
I thought Kappa Alpha got "un-housed" as part of the fallout for hosting the party where the Brock Turner assault took place.
That kind of event would have led to a frat being dissolved on my campus in the 1990s.
Obviously there are many other examples in this article, but that one doesn't seem to quite fit.
- colinmhayes 4y agoYea I went to a different top 20 school and the frat system was absolutely full of sexusal assault. Doesn't really surprise me that universities are trying to shut them down.
- ineedasername 4y agoI also chased down a few others that had pretty solid justification: the band seems to have had a reputation of both hazing and trying to cover for or silence sexual assault accusations. I'm not saying the article has no point to make, but I'm not sure Stanford is the hill to die on for this cause. When many of the examples the article gives fall apart on inspection it starts to look like Stanford had a lot of truly fucked up shit going on in a very systemic way.
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- kart23 4y agoTurner wasn't a member of Kappa Alpha, I don't think the fraternity had any impact on the case other than hosting the event that led to the crime. They lost their house in 2019, the case happened in 2015 and the reason they lost their house is because apparently they let people live in without paying rent to the university. https://stanforddaily.com/2019/06/19/kappa-alpha-fraternity-to-lose-house-in-fall-2019/ https://stanforddaily.com/2019/06/19/kappa-alpha-fraternity-...