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I'm a student at Cornell and let me tell you that this incident only added more negative attention to the pile that the Greek Life there already had. The system is big at the school (partially because Ithaca is in the middle of nowhere), but the student body typically has very mixed feelings about it; and the SAE incident last year only exacerbated that.
One could also say that the perceived exclusivity of many of the fraternities and sororities there also highlights the inclusion issues of much of the student body, but that's another story. Diversity doesn't mean anything if the students can't look at each other without fear.
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