Pledges gone bad
 

A University of North Carolina graduate is charged with attempted murder after driving an SUV into nine students in front of the university student center over the weekend. Mohammed Reza Teheri-azar says he did it because he is angry at the U.S. government for what it has done to Muslims.

The guy I spoke with said Taheri-azar pledged his fraternity, Sig Ep, and that the frat "blackballed" him, meaning kicked him out because he was such a recluse and antisocial. They referred to him as "Mo."

http://wizbangblog.com/2006/03/06/mu...l-of-allah.php


Classmates saw Russ DeBusk and Ben Moseley as just a couple of guys who liked to goof around, act in student plays and keep their classmates laughing. But nobody at Birmingham-Southern College would have linked them to a string of rural church fires in Alabama.

(Ben) Moseley, who is good friends with DeBusk, was in a rock band that played cover songs at fraternity parties. He pledged Sigma Nu fraternity in the fall of 2004.

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/...603090352/1001

The faculty at UNC will probably stage a walkout to protest this kid's arrest. I mean, he was just expressing himself and all.

Quite the opposite, actually. The UNC community is demanding of the State that they charge him as a terrorist. It's all over the news here.

I'm sure we all agree that attempted murder (alleged) is a great means of self expression.

I think you were joking. At least I hope so.

I was obviously kidding. Good to see UNC faculty is bucking the academia's trend of apologizing for terrorists.

Seeing that UNC is generally a pretty conservative system, I guess I missed the joke. But then I was looking spesifically at UNC, not higher education as a whole.

Yeah, well I'm willing to bet money on the fact some student group is going to have a march or protest in his name.

An update on local news on Mohammed Reza Teheri-azar- he's going to defend himself in his trial. This guy is a loony.

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