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College/ greek life collage (Photos: mtnbikrrrr/ Flickr, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity/ Flickr, holdenarmstrong/ Flickr, James Sheriff/ Flickr, Evan Cooper/ Flickr, Chris Chambers/ Getty Images)

Rutgers Ban on All Fraternity and Sorority Parties Is a Stupid Overreaction

The media’s war on Greek life at college campuses has washed up on the banks of the Old Raritan. Rutgers University officials have effectively issued a fatwa banning all fraternity and sorority house parties for the rest of the semester.
By Candice Greaux and Bethany Mandel

An NYU Bro Used Bitcoin to Pay His Frat Dues

NYU junior Jonathan Kirsh paid his dues to Phi Kappa Sigma via Bitcoin last week.
By Billy Richling

The Change-Up is an Infantile Mess of Frat House Fantasy

The charm, versatility and charisma of Jason Bateman and the camera-ready good looks of Ryan Reynolds should add up to
By Rex Reed

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