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A fraternity that has been on the Indiana University campus since 1958 has been kicked off. Alpha Epsilon Pi is accused of hazing.

Indiana University Dean of Students Richard McKaig announced Wednesday morning that Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity has been expelled from campus for two years.

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AMHERST - With the first full weekend of students on the University of Massachusetts, police are expected to be parked in the Sunset Avenue neighborhood to keep an eye on things - including the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house on Sunset Avenue.

Last year, police, town and university officials met repeatedly to talk about various noise and other complaints and came up with a range of ways to address them, including a greater police presence, including bicycle patrols.

Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house on Sunset Avenue is the only fraternity in the area.

Last year the University of Massachusetts bought five fraternity houses on North Pleasant Street for $2.5 million and then demolished them.

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The men allegedly responsible for burglarizing the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house July 13 have been arrested by the Rolla Police Department.

Terry L. Dunaway, 20, and Steven R. Wilson, 25, both of Rolla, were arrested Sunday and charged with second-degree burglary. Dunaway faces additional charges for seven counts of forgery.

RPD Sgt. Jason Smith, division of criminal investigations, said the men were arrested after they were video taped using checks removed from the fraternity house to purchase items at a local store.