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More than two dozen Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers are homeless because of a huge fire at their Langdon Street residence last night. The blaze was so intense that three firefighters were injured battling the flames.
No news yet on the cause of the fire, but I have a strong feeling there will be foul play in the mix.
This is the second time this particular frat house has suffered a fire and the estimated cost of the damages is about $750,000. I hope the boys have collected enough dues to cover that chunk of change.
A slightly disturbing fact, the Sigma Phi Epsilon organization is keeping tabs on the progress of the fire's investigation. The nation site says, "The National Fraternity will be working with the university and local volunteers as the situation unfolds."
Is it really that serious?
The frat house burned down, and now the members have been provided housing....What other support do they need as "the situation unfolds?" By the way, karma's a b****, these are the same SigEps that threw feces and urine on their pledges.
**Shrugs** This deserves a "whateva" (that's right the ghetto one without the "er")











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of COURSE nationals will keep tabs. you expect them to abandon their own members?
i have lost respect for this blog as of this post. Posted 05/13/2008 3:40 PMReply
-Steven Lawrence
www.somethingverbose.blogspot.com
P.S. It is incredibly cowardly to sit behind an anonymous fake name as you throw firebombs like this. At least own up to what you write. Posted 05/13/2008 4:06 PMReply
Provided housing by friends, so now they can uncomfortably cram into apartments while trying to study for finals. They don't have their own clothes, school books, blankets, or anything else we take for granted everyday. They also need emotional support. This is their home. And, as stated before, their pledges were not hazed in the incident you mentioned, I'm pretty sure the facts on that have been out for quite awhile. It really wouldn't be hard to do the slightest bit of research for that.
Again, too bad you can't even identify yourself because your uneducated, ignorant words cannot be backed up. Maybe that's why you choose not to be identified. Unaccountability must be nice. Posted 05/13/2008 5:47 PMReply
Because this post is one of the more upsetting things I’ve seen in a long while, I felt the need to share some thoughts. Seeing as the previous comments have taken steps to systematically detract from your argument, I hope to expand on it from a more “on the ground” point of view.
“Is it really that serious?”
Yes. Not only did 28 people loose their home, but also Firefighters, public heroes of the highest order, were hurt in the blaze.
“No news yet on the cause of the fire, but I have a strong feeling there will be foul play in the mix.”
As the Critical Badger on the UW-Madison campus might say, “O RLY?”. Perhaps you have had a conversation with the Madison Fire Department that I have not.
“A slightly disturbing fact, the Sigma Phi Epsilon organization is keeping tabs on the progress of the fire's investigation. The nation[al] site says, ‘The National Fraternity will be working with the university and local volunteers as the situation unfolds.’”
I would argue that it is somewhat convenient to have the owners of the damaged property working closely with local law enforcement and fire officials. If you have some information that MPD might find useful, I encourage you to contact Crime Stoppers (608-266-6014) and fill them in on whatever might have prompted this speculation.
“What other support do they need as ‘the situation unfolds?’”
Textbooks, notes, prescription drugs, clothing, heat, food, water, transportation and, potentially, trauma counseling.
While I am rarely as angry as I am now (on blogs or otherwise), I feel no remorse or regret in politely asking you to refrain from mocking my constituents or celebrating the loss of their home. When you have seen their faces after they have lost all of their things (or after you have smelled their house after much of it has crumbled to the ground), I will consider retracting my request.
Sincerely,
Eli Judge
Junior, UW-Madison
Resident, 228 Langdon St. Apt 8
Alder, 8th District
Madison Common Council Posted 05/14/2008 12:31 AMReply
Bitch, what the ****? Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. Goddamn, you guys sound like the Mohammed cartoon bitches. The girl has every right to write what she wants. If everyone hates her for it, well, it's her choice what she writes. Why don't people understand that social ostracism is just as powerful as legal means? Posted 05/14/2008 05:40 AMReply
You actually are happy with the fact that 28 men lost everything they own - what does this say about your charecter? You are knocking them down for questionable actions - take a look in the mirror.
You suspect foul play? Let me guess - you probably base this off of rumors you've heard from people just like yourself. Would you have the nerve to read your article to one of the displaced men in person? I think not. Posted 05/14/2008 3:16 PMReply
I thank you for all of your feedback (whether it be positive of negative). I did not wish to offend anyone and I definitely did not want to seem insensitive to the SigEps who lost their living space in the blaze.
Greek life is a little foreign to me and I guess I approached the subject with a bit of ignorance, so I think some of the anger is valid. In subsequent posts, I will make sure to stick to the facts as much as possible.
Again, I do apologize if this post appeared insensitive or hurtful in any way. It was meant to put a light spin on a heavy news story, but I would say that I misjudged the approach. Thank you. Posted 05/15/2008 07:49 AMReply
-Jeff Schorfheide Posted 06/04/2008 09:35 AMReply