The Penn State Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and a student from Pittsburgh have been charged with disorderly conduct by Penn State’s college police department following the department’s investigation into an assault on Pikes from Ohio State.
The Pittsburgh student, Richard Eisenberger, Jr., 20, of Easton, Penn., was also charged with harassment.
According to an article published today in Penn State’s Daily Collegian, a press release from police identifies another OSU Pike, Teddy Kimlingen, the house’s rush and recruitment chair, as being present in the video. The student that was the brunt of the attacks, wearing the no. 13 jersey, was not identified by name. He has only been identified as a friend of OSU Pike Wylie Stemple, social chair, who was also present.
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Fact: The following video of Penn State Pikes throwing beer cans and cups at Buckeyes fans was posted on YouTube recently.
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Further: According to an article in The Daily Collegian, the building shown in the video is the back of the PSU Pi Kappa Alpha house at 417 E. Fairmount Ave.
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The problem with Comfest, an annual community festival in Columbus, is that there are just not enough beer tents and port-o-lets to accommodate the crowd that attends.
After a 20-minute wait to fill your 32-ounce plastic Comfest cup, you can sit on your blanket in the grass for about a half-hour before you get the urge to tinkle. So you get in line to use the restroom, which takes another 20 minutes. By the time you use the restroom, your beer is empty because you drank it faster than normally while you were bored stiff waiting in the bathroom line. So now, you have to get back in the beer line.
And so on. And so on.
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