Stanford University fraternity Sigma Chi had a unique response to an administration official who said their American flag was “offensive, intimidating, aggressive or alienating.”
After receiving said criticism, the fraternity decided to hang a much bigger flag outside their house.
The story emerged from student newspaper “The Stanford Review,” which detailed an administration official — called “Mr. Z” in the report — advising a troubled fraternity last year on how to comply better with university policies.
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Good job men good job indeed.
ReplyDeleteWay to go, frat guys! Let's all put an end to this stupidity. The U.S. flag has an open home anywhere in the United States.
ReplyDelete(!remember!) /Trump did ((This)) Years ago. !. He put a big !!Beautiful!!_ Flag up in Mar A Lako annd liberals went (((Insane)))
ReplyDeleteamen
ReplyDelete....and to the Republic, for which it stands, one nation....AND JUSTICE FOR ALL!!!
ReplyDeleteStand your ground....
ReplyDeleteGood job men.
Thank you
ReplyDeleteAmen
6:15 What are you on
ReplyDeleteIt sure has affected the way they convey their thoughts
Delete7:02 pledging your allegiance to a country every day sounds rather communist, no?
ReplyDelete7:50 AM - it may sound nationalist, but communist? I don't think so.
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