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TUESDAY'S BIG STORY
GW FRAT UNDER FIRE IN HAZING INVESTIGATION
PLEDGES: "WE FEARED FOR OUR LIVES"

A George Washington University fraternity is being investigated for hazing after several of its pledges told campus administrators they feared for their well being as "hell week" approached.

Pledges reported through anonymous tip lines they believed they were being hazed by the brothers.

The university last week began investigating the accusations. Since then, three brothers have been suspended on hazing and drug violations and another was hospitalized after overdosing on sleeping pills. READ MORE


CAMPUS GIRLS OF THE DAY
Megan and Michelle Wray, of the Ohio State University, are Tuesday's Frat Boy News Campus Girls 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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MORE OF THE LATEST FRAT BOY NEWS
BALL STATE DELTS SUSPENDED
POLICE: BROTHERS STOLE FROM THETA CHI HOUSE
Ball State University's chapter of Delta Tau Delta was placed on immediate suspension by the fraternity's national headquarters after police recovered stolen items from Theta Chi in their house. READ MORE


EX-COLORADO IFC PRESIDENT CHARGED IN COKE BUST
A Delta Chi brother and former president of the University of Colorado's Interfraternity Council was caught with cocaine after a fight Friday outside the chapter's house, police said. READ MORE


WESTERN MICHIGAN TAU KAPPA EPSILON CHAPTER LOOKING FOR NEW HOME
After a barrage of complaints filed against them to police and city officials, brothers of Western Michigan University's chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon say they plan to move. READ MORE

ILLINOIS MULLING BAN OF FRAT HOUSE SMOKING
Fraternities in Illinois are worried a smoking ban set to be enacted Jan. 1 by the state could extend to their privately-owned Greek houses.

"I think the department of health has more important concerns it should be dealing with,” Jonathan Shepler, Illinois State University's Interfraternity Council president told a local newspaper. READ MORE