The raunchy scavenger hunt list that got a Lehigh University sorority booted from campus reportedly involved putting “two dicks in your mouth at the same time” and drinking bong water.
For the scavenger hunt, Alpha Chi Omega sorority sisters were
encouraged to “ski pole two boys” — slang for manually stimulating two
men at once — and “hook up with an Uber driver,” according to Total Frat Move.
The university ruled that some of the tasks on the list, which was
used for a December sorority event and circulated on social media,
violated the school’s policy. Other items on the list included the following: Sing into a penis like a microphone; Get a boy to sign your boobs; Perform 69 on Broughal's football field; Hook up with your first hookup from freshman year; and Have sex in the DCHI register bathroom.
The chapter lost its recognition for two years and was banned through May 2020 from the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, campus.
Sunday, March 18, 2018
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Melania and Donald Trump's Immigration Hypocrisy
Melania Trump obtained US citizenship on a visa reserved for immigrants with "extraordinary ability" and "sustained national and international acclaim", according to new reports. Nicknamed the "Einstein Visa", the EB-1 is in theory reserved for people who are highly acclaimed in their field - the government cites Pulitzer, Oscar, and Olympic winners as examples - as well as respected academic researchers and multinational executives.
It has already been documented that Melania Trump violated the terms of her tourist visa back in 1996 and should have been deported before being granted a work visa later that year. After she started dating Donald Trump, Melania began applying for her full visa in 2000, when she was still a Slovenian model working in New York. She was approved in 2001, one of just FIVE people from Slovenia to win the coveted visa that year.
It is very clear that Melania had not (at the time) to have excelled in a niche area of modeling, nor won any awards or had her work written about in significant publications. Nevertheless, testimonials can form part of an EB-1 application, and the more high-profile the reference the more weight it carries.
"If you're in the acting world, and Quentin Tarantino or Steven Spielberg writes a letter saying you're the next best thing, that can be very persuasive," said Nita Upadhye, a US immigration specialist at NNU Immigration Law. "You could [however] get a letter from President Obama, but if he can't say something significant about your achievements, it won't cut it."
Becoming a citizen in 2006 gave her the right to sponsor her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, who are now in the US and in the process of applying for citizenship.
The reports of how Melania obtained her EB-1 visa have disturbed many, especially when her husband is railing against immigrants and attempting to scrap the right of new citizens to sponsor family members (a practice known as "chain migraten")-- the process by which Melania is now attempting to exploit to get her own parents U.S. citizenship.
It has already been documented that Melania Trump violated the terms of her tourist visa back in 1996 and should have been deported before being granted a work visa later that year. After she started dating Donald Trump, Melania began applying for her full visa in 2000, when she was still a Slovenian model working in New York. She was approved in 2001, one of just FIVE people from Slovenia to win the coveted visa that year.
It is very clear that Melania had not (at the time) to have excelled in a niche area of modeling, nor won any awards or had her work written about in significant publications. Nevertheless, testimonials can form part of an EB-1 application, and the more high-profile the reference the more weight it carries.
"If you're in the acting world, and Quentin Tarantino or Steven Spielberg writes a letter saying you're the next best thing, that can be very persuasive," said Nita Upadhye, a US immigration specialist at NNU Immigration Law. "You could [however] get a letter from President Obama, but if he can't say something significant about your achievements, it won't cut it."
Becoming a citizen in 2006 gave her the right to sponsor her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, who are now in the US and in the process of applying for citizenship.
The reports of how Melania obtained her EB-1 visa have disturbed many, especially when her husband is railing against immigrants and attempting to scrap the right of new citizens to sponsor family members (a practice known as "chain migraten")-- the process by which Melania is now attempting to exploit to get her own parents U.S. citizenship.
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