Robert Ariail for March 10, 2015

Now, now, just some Richie Rich college pranksters. Hmm, how many are “legacies”?

Well, what did you expect? White bread?

Speech is free and the students will not go to jail for their words, Frank. The university is simply acting on guidelines they set, not to restrict speech, but to avoid hostilities between students and to maintain the peace. Had the fraternity been respectfully and politely debating advantages they felt were being unfairly given to minorities, there would be no punishments. A few years ago, a white girl sued because she felt the laws requiring blacks be given a certain percentage of open slots kept her out of her school of choice. She did so with dignity and maturity. No one went to jail though some were angry with the outcome.We do have freedom of speech, and the right to satirize. The University has the right to decide if that speech is disruptive to the campus, and duty to prevent conflict. Were a black fraternity to post similar comments referring to “red neck crackers”, and "White bread honkys:, I would expect the University to act the same way.Respectfully,C.

This frat is a bunch of ignorant bigots. The Congressional Black Caucus is not. That was easy.

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus, like all blacks can say the “N” word any time they choose.

Not hate speech coupled with threats of violence. That’s called terrorism.

I was told by a relative going to college that women say this fraternity’s letters stand for Sexual Assault Expected.

Conservatives hate consequences.

Troll: "Were a black fraternity to post similar comments referring to “red neck crackers”, and “White bread honkys:, I would expect the University to act the same way.Respectfully,” -————————————————————————————————-There are a ton out there, but the media would never blow it up like this.