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If the fraternities had made poster-size prints of the nasty photos, and hung them outside the Campus Center and outside the door of every Afro-Amer chapter house/room, some case could be made that someone was harmed.

But no one was "harmed" in this case. Only the "perpetually annoyed" and "professional protestors" got upset, and they tried to illegally use their control of the campus to attack the enemy fraternities.

The pictures were not circulated by the chapter. Some outside firm erroneously put the pictures on an open internet site.

It is not illegal to dress up on halloween, even if the costume doesn't meet your test of "political correctness."

It is not illegal to be a "damn racist pig." We don't like them, and we wish they hadn't done this.

In my opinion, the greatest benefit of undergraduate fratenity life is the "opportunity to fail."

And, hopefully, to learn from it.