Here's a roundup of the media attention to the Kappa Sigma letter, since news of it broke in The Daily Trojan (USC's student newspaper) on March 8, 2011. Links below include original reporting, reposts, and various opinions on the letter and its handling by Kappa Sigma (USC chapter and national), USC's Interfraternity Council, and USC at large. Editors' note: The comments on most of these pages are perhaps more interesting than the modicum of information that has been circulating on the affair.
Kappa Sigma Nationals investigating viral e-mail, Dara Weintraub, The Daily Trojan (online), 8 March 2011
Frat Email Explains Women are "Targets," Not "Actual People," Margaret Hartmann, Jezebel, 8 March 2011
How USC Frat Boys Are Silently Judging You (And Plotting To Rape You), Jessica Wakeman, TheFrisky, 9 March 2011
USC's Kappa Sigma: Women Are Just 'Targets,' Meredith Fineman, The Huffington Post, 10 March 2011
USC's Kappa Sigma Under Fire For E-mail Calling Women "Targets," The Huffington Post, 10 March 2011
The Rules According to a University "Cocksman," Carol Muske-Dukes, The Huffington Post, 10 March 2011
IFC statement says e-mail did not originate at USC, Dara Weintraub, The Daily Trojan (online), 10 March 2011
Student Explains Frat E-mail's Origins, Alleges Cover-Up, Margaret Hartmann, Jezebel, 10 March 2011
USC Students Outraged Over "Offensive" Fraternity E-mail, KTLA News, 11 March 2011
USC's Kappa Sigma at Center of Sexually Explicit E-mail Scandal, Jessica Pauline Ogilvie, LAist, 11 March 2011
USC Frat House Kappa Sigma Sends Out Email That Paints Sorority Women as Prostitutes, 'Targets,' Dennis Romero, LA Weekly Blogs, 11 March 2011
Ugly Frat E-mail Implores Brothers to Rate Sexual Conquests, Ryan Brown, Campus Progress.org, 14 March 2011
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