UWM students concerned, not surprised about alleged frat house drugging

Outrage, but not surprise, as students learned what was allegedly happening behind closed doors in the TKE fraternity house. There had been rumors all along.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">\"It's a little bit expected at this point with that kind of frat culture,\" UWM junior, Zak Cloes said.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">There were whispers on campus of not only TKE, but other wild parties where young women are being drugged and sexually assaulted.UWM senior Justin Zezulka says it was time for the trouble to be exposed.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">\"The fact that it's been three years since I've known about it and this is the first time I'm hearing any results or allegations coming out to the public. I think that's a little ridiculous, and somebody should have stepped up and said something earlier,\" Zezulka said.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">Allison Krenz used to live next door to the frat house, she'd declined several party invites. After a sexual assault right in her backyard 3 weeks ago, she's now carrying mace for protection.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">\"I think it takes an instance like this to raise awareness, but I think it's something we all should be thinking about,\" she said.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">Many say they'll now be sticking closer to friends, watching their backs and their glasses.

10.0pt;font-family:\"Microsoft Sans Serif\",\"sans-serif\"\">\"I definitely like to think I'm more safe in what I do. But definitely the more you hear about it, the more you're a little bit cautious about the people that you're with,\" UWM student Courtney Krepline said.

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