Frat Boy News Exclusive:The Unbelievable San Diego State Undie Run

Students at San Diego State University know how to get down on a school night.

Thursday morning at midnight, San Diego State students gathered for the first annual "Undie Run," just before the university's spring break starts next week.

Students were asked to show up in old clothes they could take off to donate to charity. They met at an intersection on the campus around midnight, and the festivities began. Kyle Kuhlmann, who worked to help organize the event, asked students to be safe and stick together.

"It's about rebelling against the system that gave you an 8 a.m. Midterm Friday morning. It's about feeling totally free and living the college lifestyle," said Kuhlmann on the Facebook group used to organize those attending. More than 600 students were confirmed guests in the group.

"Drop your pants, rip off your shirts and join the fun in the Underwear Run!"

Oklahoma State Hazers Head to Court

Frat Members Accused of Hazing Appear in Court

Three of the brothers accused of hazing from Oklahoma State University's Alpha Phi Alpha chapter appeared in court on Tuesday.

A total of six brothers from the chapter were charged with severely paddling pledges earlier this month. Since then, Oklahome State has suspended Alpha Phi Alpha for 15 years. One pledge came forward and said a total of five were severely beat with paddles. The police have since taken thos paddles to use as evidence if the case goes to trial.

It is the first case of hazing in the state of Oklahoma since the law was put into action in 1990. If found guilty, the brothers could face a fine of $500 and 90 days in county jail.

I Kissed a Drunk Girl

PSU Frat House Broken Into Over Spring Break

Police Probe Frat Burglary

Someone broke into Penn State University's Pi Kappa Alpha house during spring break last week.

When the brothers returned to campus, they found that a couch and rug were stolen totaling $700, and someone blew a fire extinguisher through the house.

It marks the second time the frat has been broken into. During winter break, someone broke in and stole composite pictures and more than 20 trophies.

Some of the brothers seemed to be disappointed the rug was missing, saying that it really tied the room together.

Racial Slur Starts Sigma Pi Fight

Alledged Fight Prompts Investigation

The University of West Alabama was witness to a roving mob of fraternity guys last Sunday. It all started when a member of Sigma Pi fraternity used a racial in the direction of a black guest at their party. The guest then hit a member of the fraternity and left the building.

Several angry brothers were not far behind him. The incident occurred around 2 am.

The surly group found its way over to a dormitory parking lot, where they found Edmond Kelly, Jason Graham and two other, presumably black, students.

"As we were walking, a white guy ran up to us and said, 'which one of you guys cold-cocked my friend with a bottle?" said Edmond Kennedy a West Alabama student.

"Before I could even ask any questions or anything, by that time they had done bum rushed me, about 30 or 40 of them had done bum rushed me, my roommate and the other two guys", said Jason Graham.

All individuals involved with the assault could face suspension, pending an investigation. The fraternity lost its status as a recognized organization while the school conducts its investigation.

Both Graham and Kennedy claim they were not present at the Sigma Pi fraternity that night, and were not aware of the incident there, until after the ordeal was over, broken up by campus police.

CBS Hoops Sportscaster was Houston ZBT

Frat Guy of the Week: Jim Nantz

Jim Nantz, CBS Sports jack of all trades, was a brother of Zeta Beta Tau while a student at the University of Houston.

At Houston, Nantz majored in broadcasting and played on the golf team. He was a former roommate of professional golfer Fred Couples. After graduating in 1981, Nantz went on to work as an announcer for Brigham Young University and the Utah Jazz.

Nantz began working for CBS in 1985, and has since covered the NFL, the Masters, the Olympics, and the annual college basketball tournament.

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Cal Frats Can't Pass the Fire Code, Can't Party

Failed Fire Inspections Block Frat Party Registration

Four fraternities at the University of California in Berkeley won't be allowed to officially register parties with the college until their fire codes meet par.

The frats - Alpha Epsilon Pi, Chi Psi, Sigma Pi and Sigma Alpha Mu - failed fire inspections last week. Brothers believe that the rule may force them to have underground, unrecognized parties until the meet the fire standards.

Smoking Pipes at UConn

The Frat Boy News daily campus police report for Thursday:

University of Connecticut (compiled by The Daily Campus)
March 13 - Police charged Kristina Haubrich, 19, of Hopewell, N.J. with possession of a contained substance or less than four ounces of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.According to police, an officer conducted a vehicle check that was occupied by Haubrich. During the search, it was found that Haubrich was found to be in possession of 2.8 grams of marijuana and a glass smoking pipe.

March 16 - Police charged Christopher Bussiere, 19, of Canton with possession of a contained substance or less than four ounces of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. According to police, officers were investigating the odor of marijuana in the area of Towers dormitory. After a brief investigation, Bussiere was found to be in possession of 6sixgrams of marijuana and several marijuana smoking pipes.

March 17 - Police charged Robyn Lee, 18, of Vernon with assault in the third degree and breach of peace in the second degree. According to police, officers responded to a report of an altercation between a male and female outside of Middlesex Hall in North Campus. Residents of the building were alarmed by the altercation and called police. After an investigation, officers determined that Lee struck her boyfriend in the face causing minor physical injury and was the female involved in the altercation.