The chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at San Diego campus of The University of California, is in some hot water after it was discovered that they solicited young girls to take topless photos having “Rush SAE” written on their breasts. John Iadarola (Think Tank), Hannah Cranston (Think Tank), Hasan Piker (Pop Trigger), and Karamo Brown hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
Do you think “Rush Boobs” are acceptable? Should greek life on college campuses be abandoned completely? Let us know in the comments below.
Read more here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/s…
“The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter at the University of California, San Diego apologized Thursday after a female student called out the fraternity for a member’s request that she help out their “rush boobs” campaign.
Rachel Friedman, a UCSD student, posted a screenshot of an SAE member requesting that she take a photo of herself with “rush boobs” for their chapter.
“Rush boobs” is an internet phenomenon frequently promoted by blogs like Total Frat Move. Women write “Rush” with the Greek letters or name of a fraternity across their bodies, covering nipples or any other private parts so that the posts aren’t deleted for nudity. They are not unique to SAE, or UCSD, and happen on campuses nationwide.”
Comments
It’s kinda amazing – chicks use their boos as they wish for a frat and it’s an issue – yet other chicks strut around on stage for some judges in both “evening” gowns and swimsuits and it’s called a beauty pageant. WHATEVER…
Frats(or Sororities) are inherently immature. As long as they ask and the women can say no, then deal with it.
TOTALLY AGREED and ell said – as long as their is no exploitation, then no big deal. Childish? Yes – kinda lame – again yes…but not worth wasting “journalistic” time…and I once again need to ask, if these were pics of dude’s pecs, abs, or junk for a sorority, would there be a similar discussion?