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Thursday November 8, 2001

Activities of two UA fraternities suspended

Fighting and hazing being investigated by Dean of Students Office

The Dean of Students Office has suspended the activities of two UA fraternities after reports of alleged hazing and fighting.

The suspensions of the Pi Kappa Alpha and Delta Chi fraternities include deferral of this weekend's homecoming activities.

All Pi Kappa Alpha-sponsored activities were suspended last week after a number of fights were reported that involved members of the fraternity, said Veda Kowalski, associate dean of students.

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