Mean Greeks: DePauw's Sorority Scandal
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Did Delta Zeta cull all but the prettiest sisters from its DePauw University chapter? The sorority's former president on why she was asked to leave.
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A professor and a couple of grad students have their way with one of Diebold's electronic voting machines -- most recently used in the Maryland primary -- uploading malicious programs and developing a virus that can spread those programs between machines. Diebold cries foul.
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A theme party which appeared to mock African Americans is being investigated by a US university.
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Just over two weeks ago, Purdue was undefeated and looked to be shifting the balance of power in the Big Ten. Wisconsin and Michigan had other ideas.
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Lessons to learn from corporate scandal and insane compensation schemes.
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When a Kappa Delta needs a shirt for a new sorority sister or a Sigma Chi wants to get a shot glass engraved for his post-initiation party, they know one sure source in the Washington area.
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With a reputation for emphasizing brains over conventional beauty, the women of the Delta Zeta sorority at Indiana's DePauw University endured the jokes and unkind nicknames: their chapter was widely known among students as the "dog house."
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ATHENS, Greece If you followed the Summer Olympics closely, you&#39;ll remember that Greece&#39;s top two sprinters were involved in a doping scandal that embarrassed the host country.
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At many campuses --  maybe most -- the Greek system has been in decline for about 40  years. The parties and friendships notwithstanding, more  students resent the snobbishness, the silly rules, the extra  expenses, the hazing and the demands that interfere with study  or work.
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Having read Professor Firmage's diatribe against our president, I suggest he get a grip on his ivory walls.  Nikki Grace  Cottonwood Heights  (c) 2006 Deseret News (Salt Lake City). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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By Deseret Morning News editorial "Mean girls" are hardly a new phenomenon. Just ask any woman who survived her teenage years. Some girls are slighted when they are systematically excluded from the "in crowd." Others are maligned by hurtful and often untrue gossip.
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WASHINGTON -- It didn't take Heather Pate long to figure out why her beloved Auburn University football team had begun losing. It was the pink toothbrush.
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Winona State University senior Rick Howden, a business administration major, figures he knows a bad deal when he sees it. A $4,500 tab for his college textbooks by the time he graduates? Bad deal.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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When I compare the current attack of the Olympics with the original Games in ancient Greece, a theme emerges. Back then, athletes were occasionally disemboweled and those who stepped over the line were flogged.
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By Mike Joseph, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep. 5--UNIVERSITY PARK -- Hundreds of Penn State students -- many of them first-semester freshmen -- got into something other than parties on their first weekend at the university.
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Academic freedom has never completely protected professors who make unpopular statements. One was fired in 1960 for suggesting that premarital sex among students could be a good thing. Three decades later, a department chair was demoted for saying a Jewish conspiracy denigrated blacks in the movies.