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Penn State Students to Organize Friday, Demand Harsher Punishment for Fraternity
Students at Penn State University (PSU) are planning to organize on campus to demand harsher punishment for the fraternity found to have posted photos of nude unconscious women on private Facebook pages.
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By Russell WesterholmPenn State Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity Suspended a Year for Nude Facebook Photos of Unconscious Women
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By Russell Westerholm
