Fraternity Life 2

one Fraternity Life fish killer goes to jail after failing to perform community service. One of the Fraternity Life: Santa Cruz koi killers is in jail after showing up to his community service only once, and after attending just one of the 50 court-ordered Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Casey Loop, who the Mercury News identifies as… continue reading

Fraternity Life fish killers get probation, community service but not jail time. Instead of going to jail, Matthew Cox and Casey Loop will each perform hundreds of hours of community service, attend AA meetings, and serve five years of probation for their killing of a university koi fish during the taping of Fraternity Life: Santa… continue reading

fish killing Fraternity Life 2 member pleads no contest; pledges also charged. One of the two UCSC fraternity members charged with killing and grilling and eating a decades-old koi plead guilty “to grand theft and vandalism” Friday. Matthew Cox now “faces a possible two years in County Jail on the misdemeanor charges,” according to the… continue reading

university won’t discipline one fish killer, but both still face trial, possible jail time. UC-Santa Cruz has dropped disciplinary action against one of the two fraternity brothers who killed one of the campus’ 50-something-year-old koi fish. The fish killing, which resulted in the expulsion of the fraternity from campus but was not featured on Fraternity… continue reading

Frat Life will show frat’s expulsion; gay rushee “disappointed” with portrayal. On Fraternity Life: Santa Cruz, “viewers will see the fraternity get kicked off campus” as a result of two of their members’ actions, KSBW reports. That seems to contradict earlier reports that the incident and its aftermath would not be a part of the… continue reading

fraternity banned forever after UCSC finds it was involved in fish killing. Delta Omega Chi’s charter has been permanently revoked by UC Santa Cruz after an investigation found “that members of the organization were involved in the removal of the fish from the pond and its death,” according to the director of UCSC’s Student Judicial… continue reading

fraternity members charged with stealing fish; students protest at house. The members of Delta Omega Chi who stole a fish from a UC Santa Cruz pond and killed it were charged Friday with misdemeanor grand theft and malicious mischief. They will also face action from the university; an administrator said the organization “could be warned,… continue reading

fraternity members kill, eat 50-year-old fish; helicopter noise bothers residents. First, MTV was denied the right to film on the UC Santa Cruz campus, where they’re following Delta Omega Chi for Fraternity Life 2. Now, two fraternity members are in trouble for stealing, killing, and eating a 50-something-year-old Japanese koi fish from a campus pond…. continue reading

MTV staying at UCSC for Frat. Life 2. After a trial run filming the Delta Omega Chi fraternity at the University of California Santa Cruz, MTV has announced that “they expect to stay for the remainder for the quarter,” the Santa Cruz Sentinel quotes an MTV spokesperson as saying. The university “does not have a… continue reading

MTV crew shooting at UC Santa Cruz for possible Fraternity Life 2. An MTV crew is at UC Santa Cruz this week, filming Delta Omega Chi’s rush activities for a possible second season of Fraternity Life. “If MTV producers decide the frat is series-worthy, a crew will film the entire quarter, then edit the footage… continue reading