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Before his death, 19-year-old David and 17 other pledges rapidly drank several glasses of vodka.
After they passed out, fraternity and sorority members who were there did not call for medical help, but placed buckets nearby in case the pledges got sick.
Nearly two dozen fraternity members faced charges in the death of David.
All of the charges were misdemeanors.
To be clear, the circumstances surrounding Stone Foltz s death in Bowling Green this week are still being investigated, but the Bogenbergers still have questions about hazing and how it is allowed at universities. Why is this still happening? When is someone going to step up, asked Ruth Bogenberger.
. Some institutions did use the research to guide their reopening protocols, such as the University of Virginia, which installed toilet lids in all its bathrooms.
“The obsession with our ask around toilet lids felt like potty humor but not funny,” said Susan Solomon, the president of the San Francisco teachers union. “It was advice we had been given by some of our sanitation-worker members, based on research suggesting the virus could be transmitted through feces, so we put it in the proposal. It was never a top priority, and eventually we took it out because further evidence seemed to show it wasn’t necessary.”
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Opening reception: Friday, April 16, 2021, 6-8 pm
Please note: COVID-19 protocols will be observed including number of attendees and mandatory mask wearing
Milwaukee, WI – WPCA is pleased to announce Is/Isn’t, a new exhibition featuring Milwaukee artists
Zina Mussmann. Both artists investigate the traditions of abstract painting, and infuse their work with observations into long held art practices.
Dichotomies are central to the politics of attention. Contemporary American culture frames existence through oppositions, through “either/ors.” Concepts such as male/female, black/white, gay/straight accentuate difference and perpetuate otherness. Artists Zina Mussmann and Kate E. Schaffer redirect and focus on gray areas in order to expose the artificial, constructed theater of reality.