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ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. 23 (UPI) -- A University of New Mexico fraternity had its charter revoked this week due to incidents involving alcohol and discovery of a shotgun in the house.



The Albuquerque Journal said Friday that the Kappa Sigma house was ordered vacated by the end of the fall semester and won't be allowed to reopen until the national fraternity organization reinstates the charter.



Kappa Sigma was one of three New Mexico fraternities suspended this fall due to rules violations.



The Journal said the specific incidents involved underage visitors being supplied with alcohol and an August fight that led to the discovery of the shotgun by police.

University of New Mexico closes down 3 of their 6 fraternities. seems like campus are waging a war against Greeks now a days.

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The apparent suicide of an LSU-Shreveport student this weekend has sent shock waves through the campus.

Taylor Jones, an accounting major at LSUS, apparently took his life after an argument with his girlfriend at the fraternity house, Shreveport police said

It happened late Saturday night at a house in the 1100 block of Janther Place that was commonly referred to by LSUS students as the Kappa Sigma fraternity house.

Police said after the argument, Jones began hitting his girlfriend with a large stick. Police said another man tried to stop Jones and was also assaulted. When police arrived at the house, Jones was found in a locked room, dead from a gunshot wound.

An autopsy on Jones' body will check for the presence of drugs or alcohol.

Members of Kappa Sigma Fraternity said what happened was totally unexpected.