December 8, 2006

In Brief

STUDENTS CLEARED: The first test of Vermont's anti-hazing law resulted in the dismissal of all charges last week against four University of Vermont fraternity members who were cited last spring at a party where pledges were allegedly mocked as gay, the Burlington Free Press has reported. University officials said they were considering appealing the case, which was heard by a judge in the local traffic court, as required by the law. The fraternity, Phi Gamma Delta, remains suspended while the

Print Subscription

Digital Subscription

Already have an account? Log In Now.