This Weekend's Frat Boy News Headlines

THE BIG WEEKEND STORY
WVU SAE CHAPTER ON PROBATION FOR STEALING TREE

Brothers of West Virginia University's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have long road of retribution before make amends for stealing a tree from a Morgantown park and decorating it for Christmas.

Two students were said by police to have stolen a Blue Spruce tree from a nearby park and taken it to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house to serve as decoration. One was a brother of the fraternity, while the other was not.

The fraternity was placed on probation by the university, ordered to pay $1,100 in restitution and to perform 500 hours of community service. READ MORE

CAMPUS GIRL OF THE DAY

Whitney Phipps, of Louisiana State University, is this weekend's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Whitney loves to go tanning and swimming and is without a doubt among the hottest women at LSU.
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DELTA CHI BROTHERS ARRESTED AFTER BRAWL
Five members of a Washington State University fraternity have been arrested for involvement in a fight with members of another fraternity. READ MORE



POLICE: ZETA NU BROTHERS SERVED MINORS
Police have charged the State University of New York in Potsdam's chapter of Zeta Nu with serving and selling alcoholic drinks to minors at a party last month. READ MORE




UC SANTA BARBARA SIGMA CHI CHAPTER LOSES CHARTER
The Sigma Chi fraternity has surrendered its University of California, Santa Barbara, charter in wake of a hazing incident a year ago that led to criminal charges. READ MORE



DAILY POLICE REPORT
ARIZONA STATE POLICE LOOKING FOR SEXUAL PREDATOR
ASU police are investigating a sexual assault on a female ASU student that occurred on Alpha Drive early Sunday morning — the third such investigation on fraternity row since September.
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Thursday's Frat Boy News Headlines

THURSDAY'S BIG STORY:

THIRSTY THURSDAYS COULD BE CANCELED BY FRIDAY CLASSES

A shocking new study found that college students who don't have classes on Fridays tend to make a "Thirsty Thursday" slosh fest a weekly routine.

The study, which tested students at the University of Missouri, found that students with a 9 a.m. class on Friday tend to drink less on Thursday nights than their peers who didn't. Click Here to keep reading.







CAMPUS GIRL OF THE DAY
Natosha Stodolny, of the University of Iowa, is Thursday's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Natosha is a sister of Zeta Tau Alpha, loves Vince Vaughn and wants to take her good looks to med school.
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ABC Family Adds 10 More Episodes to 'Greek' Season
ABC Family has ordered ten additional episodes of its hit summer series 'Greek,' which chronicles the lives of fictitious college fraternity men and sorority women.
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Former Phi Psi Convicted for 1984 Rape to be Released from Jail
A former brother of the University of Virginia's chapter of Phi Kappa Psi is set to be released from prison in September after serving an abbreviated sentence following his recent conviction for a 1984 rape he committed at a fraternity party.
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Missouri Sig Eps Eliminate Pledging
Brothers of the University of Missouri's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon have abolished pledging in favor of a program initiated by its national headquarters.
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THE FRAT BOY NEWS VIDEO STASH
We here at The Frat Boy News are proud to unveil our latest feature to the site - a video department.

Click here to check out another episode of Sorority Crime Fighters, see some hot girl-on-girl sorority house action and a college guy drinking 6 beers in just 10 seconds.


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Assistant to Succeed Prosser at Wake Forest

Wake Forest University promoted assistant basketball coach Dino Gaudio to replace Skip Prosser, who died two weeks ago.
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FRAT BOY NEWS PAUSE FOR THE CAUSE
Boston College Linebacker to be Indicted on Drug Charges
A former star linebacker at Boston College is expected to be indicted this week on a variety of drug charges, prosecutors said yesterday.
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FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY POLICE REPORT
Cal Police Tell Students Not o Walk Alone at Night
In the wake of two recent sexual assaults in the area just south of the UC Berkeley campus, police are advising young women in particular to exercise caution in the area.
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Tuesday's Frat Boy News Headlines

TUESDAY'S BIG STORY:

AVOID THE 'FRESHMAN 15' BY HAVING MORE SEX

It's a brand new school year, and a new crop of incoming students are eagerly beginning their college careers.

Despite the new faces and new campus environments, some college experiences never seem to change: overpriced textbooks, overcrowded classes, and overweight students who succumb to the "Freshman Fifteen."

But we have some new diet tips that will keep you trim. Once again, we're emphasizing the importance of sexual activity to curb your appetite and keep your figure. Click Here to keep reading.





CAMPUS GIRL OF THE DAY

Julie Morris, of the University of Iowa, is Wednesday's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Julie likes Vince Vaughn, getting wet in the pool and key lime martinis.
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Missouri Sig Eps Eliminate Pledging
Brothers of the University of Missouri's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon have abolished pledging in favor of a program initiated by its national headquarters.
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San Diego State Students Party Too Loud, Police Say
Police are hoping to crackdown on noise around the campus of San Diego State University and have issued $1,000 fines to renters and landlords in the area.
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Phi Kappa Tau Brothers Face Charges for Pledge's Death
Three brothers of Phi Kappa Tau's chapter at Rider University, including it's president, have been charged in connection with the April death of one of the fraternity's pledges.
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THE FRAT BOY NEWS VIDEO DEPT.
We here at The Frat Boy News are proud to unveil our latest feature to the site - a video department.

Click here to check out the premiere episode of Sorority Crime Fighters, see a couple drunk girls making out and bonging beers and a clip from the new classic comedy 'Knocked Up.'



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South Carolina Coach Blasts University Admissions
South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier blasted the school's admissions process, apologizing to two recruits who signed with the Gamecocks in the winter and were denied academic entry this summer.
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FRAT BOY NEWS PAUSE FOR THE CAUSE
N.C. State Head Shops Could Face Penalties
The war on drugs targeted several smoke shops near North Carolina State University, when federal agents raided them and seized smoking pipes. Most of the shops that were raided went out of business afterward.
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FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY POLICE REPORT
Police Used Excessive Force to Taze UCLA Student, Investigator Says
A UCLA campus police officer used excessive force when he repeatedly shocked a student with a Taser gun during a confrontation in the school library last fall, an independent investigation has found.
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Monday's Frat Boy News Headlines

MONDAY'S BIG STORY:
MIZZOU SIG EPS ELIMINATE PLEDGING

Brothers of the University of Missouri's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon have abolished pledging in favor of a program initiated by its national headquarters.

"We had a definite consensus that we needed to go in a new direction," the chapter's president Keith Ziercher told a Missouri newspaper. "Recruitment hadn’t been going well for a few years. We just needed to change."

Rather than pledging, the chapter chose to adopt the "Balanced Man" program for its new members, which will focus on their growth and development. Click Here to keep reading.



CAMPUS GIRLS OF THE DAY
Megan and Michelle Wray, of the Ohio State University, are Monday's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Megan and Michelle are Ohio State's hottest twins, love to shop and are both Pre-med students.
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San Diego State Students Party Too Loud, Police Say
Police are hoping to crackdown on noise around the campus of San Diego State University and have issued $1,000 fines to renters and landlords in the area.
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Phi Kappa Tau Brothers Face Charges for Pledge's Death
Three brothers of Phi Kappa Tau's chapter at Rider University, including it's president, have been charged in connection with the April death of one of the fraternity's pledges.
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Idaho Pi Phi House Catches Fire
A fire early Thursday morning at the University of Idaho's Pi Beta Phi house caused thousands of dollars in damage and left many of the sorority's sisters looking for new homes for the fall semester.
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Texas Football Player Charged with Armed Robbery Suspended from Team
Andre Jones, Texas freshman football player wanted in connection with an armed robbery, has been suspended from the team after surrendering to Austin authorities Friday, his 18th birthday.
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FRAT BOY NEWS PAUSE FOR THE CAUSE
Medically Excused Stoner Wants His Weed Back from Cops
A Merced College student who last fall had over 26 grams of pot confiscated from police is suing to get his ganja back.
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Click here to see his heartwarming video.



FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY POLICE REPORT
Fake IDs and Drunk Girls in Taxis in Arizona
You gotta check out this roundup of bizarre police reports from the University of Arizona.
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This Weekend's Frat Boy News Headlines

THE BIG WEEKEND STORY:

Hokies Return to Field for First Time Since Tragedy
It wasn't your typical first practice of the new college football season.

For the Virginia Tech football team, it was a challenge of will and a fight to regain some sense of normalcy.

The Hokies returned to the gridiron Thursday for the first time since tragedy struck campus April 16 when a deranged student went on a mass murder rage, taking the lives of 32 students and professors. Click Here to keep reading.

CAMPUS GIRL OF THE DAY

Cassandra Sapieha, of San Diego State University, is this weekend's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Cassandra is a sister of Alpha Chi Omega, loves to play sports for her sorority and wants to work in Public Relations after college.
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Phi Kappa Tau Brothers Face Charges for Pledge's Death
Three brothers of Phi Kappa Tau's chapter at Rider University, including it's president, have been charged in connection with the April death of one of the fraternity's pledges.
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Idaho Pi Phi House Catches Fire
A fire early Thursday morning at the University of Idaho's Pi Beta Phi house caused thousands of dollars in damage and left many of the sorority's sisters looking for new homes for the fall semester.
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Stolen Oregon State Delta Chi Statue Found
A statue stolen from Oregon State University's Delta Chi house was found this week, more than three weeks after it was reported missing.
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'Robot Chicken' May Have Provoked Iota Phi Theta President to Threaten Massacre
An episode of Cartoon Network's 'Robot Chicken' may have provoked the president of Iota Phi Theta's chapter at Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville to threaten a massacre similar to that of Virginia Tech's at the campus, the fraternity's adviser told police.
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'Glitch' Shuts Down Facebook
College students across the nation had to deal with a devastating loss Tuesday as Facebook was forced to shutdown all operations of the social networking Web site to repair a technical glitch.
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FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY SPORTS PAGE
Skateboarder Recovering from 50-foot Fall
Skateboarder Jake Brown took a nasty fall Thursday at the X-Games.
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Click here to see the video of Brown's fall.






FRAT BOY NEWS PAUSE FOR THE CAUSE
Pot Found in Suitcases Near San Jose State
Police arrested two men Tuesday who were allegedly carrying 22 pounds of marijuana in their truck in San Jose.
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FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY POLICE REPORT
150 Pairs of Panties Stolen from Penn State Victoria's Secret
Someone reportedly stole 150 pairs of underwear from the Victoria's Secret store in the Nittany Mall near Penn State University, police said.
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