Archive for Saturday, April 2, 2005  Fraternity stand  Kansas
University’s Interfraternity Council should stand firm in its
expulsion of Phi Kappa Theta.  April 2, 2005   Congratulations
to the Interfraternity Council at Kansas University for standing
by its expulsion of Phi Kappa Theta.  The fraternity was
expelled following a Feb. 19 party at the chapter house that led
to nine citations for alcohol violations and the seizure of 16
kegs of beer by police. Officers had found men sitting outside
the fraternity house at 1111 W. 11th St. selling $5 cups that
entitled their owners to unlimited access to the beer kegs.  The
fraternity members not only faced citations for breaking several
laws, they were charged with what university officials termed
"willful and egregious" violations of campus alcohol rules.  The
Phi Kappa Theta members didn't just sneak a few beers into the
house, they publicly displayed their extreme disregard for
university and IFC regulations concerning alcohol. Not to take
stern action against