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fraternity behaving badly part iii

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November 23, 2015 MIAMI (AP) — A fraternity at a Florida International University has been suspended following the death of a female student who attended an off-campus party the fraternity hosted.
Media outlets report the Phi Gamma Delta held a formal event at the Bahia Mar hotel in Fort Lauderdale earlier this month. Kellie Fullilove, a 19-year old nursing student, was found dead in a room the next morning.
Fort Lauderdale police spokesman Keven Dupree says the death does not appear to be suspicious. Detectives are awaiting results of a toxicology report.
The fraternity was placed on suspension by the school and the organization's national headquarters.
The university released a statement saying the fraternity would not be allowed to meet or operate, pending an investigation.
A telephone message left with the national headquarters wasn't immediately returned.

Posted By: Never ending saga
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You're full of class trying to spin the tragic death of a teenage girl as a fraternity "behaving badly" and then spreading the word to a place where nobody has any affiliation with that chapter.

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A young lady died while attend a fraternity party...I consider that behaving badly.
This is a heads up for every fraternity everywhere.

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yes because every brother in that fraternity should be held responsible for a death caused by unknown circumstances that happened to be at their property. think using ur brain not ur preconceptions about greek life.

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