Kappa Sigma Sex Scandal

Zelda_Fitzgerald
Sat, 02 Apr 2011 19:04:58 +0000

The girl at UCLA with the anti-Asian video committed a hate crime. Was she expelled or punished by the school? No – but she dealt with/is dealing with the repercussions of her actions, just as these kids would do.

You prudes want to know what else is a crime? Underage drinking. It happens at every college in the country. So, instead of trying to be the morality police on an Internet forum, why aren’t you calling up every college chancellor or president asking them to expel each student under the age of 21 who participated in underage drinking? Oh, riiiiight.

Worse things happen at USC (and other colleges.) You don’t think kids have sex in libraries? What about frat houses – since, at USC, those are technically considered University “housing.” Should USC throw out every frat guy whose had sex in his frat house bedroom?

USC will deal with these kids in accordance to the ways they’ve dealt with similar situations in the past; I’m sure, back in the days before cell phone cameras, kids on college campuses around the country had sex in public. This got attention because of social media. If USC didn’t kick out those kids 30 years ago, they don’t have to kick out these kids now.

Anyone here saying that some other student deserves a spot at USC because they wouldn’t “have sex” needs to crawl out of their hole. Newsflash – even smart people can have sexual feelings for another human being. Just because someone has a brain doesn’t mean they don’t have physical urges as well.

Geez. Like I said – if you have problems with 18-21 year olds acting their age, tell your son/daughter to attend BYU where they WOULD kick out anyone in a physical relationship with another student.



There a plenty of people who would love a REAL opportunity at higher education waiting to replace these idiots who don’t seem to have any respect whatsoever for the opportunity they were given. A university is doing YOU a favor by excepting you, not the other way around. It should be expected that you would be expelled for something this inappropriate and disrespectful to the institution.



Either you’re jealous you were rejected – hint, it’s “accepting” not “excepting” – or maybe you think your child who was rejected would behave like a perfect little princess. From my experience, it’s the kids who were restricted by their parents that acted out the most in college. I’m sure your son/daughter has done some things you’d find reprehensible – but would you want them kicked out of school?