Delta Upsilon

pretty smart plan.

So frat brothers at the Delta Upsilon house were selling cocaine to each other that they got from Agostino, who was a member of Sigma Chi.

Agostino was getting the coke from a hookup via his frat brother Lars Zipvat, Also an accounting major.

Oh, yeah.

Probably got some cigarette butts in it or something.

I wouldn't trust it.

So Delta Upsilon member Thomas Robinson, seen here in a blazer drinking a White Claw.

Wow, they couldn't look, man, I couldn't

And so that just sort of depended on like who misbehaved or what was going on at that school.

And then I was able to look at the papers of a few different fraternities, like the Delta Upsilon fraternity.

All their papers from the 19th century are at the New York Public Library because they donated them there specifically.

look at those.

He married Kathleen Marie Costello on November 12, 1977, at Christ the King Catholic Church in Moline.

Steve earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Iowa, where he was a member of the ROTC program and a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity.

Following graduation, he served two years in the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado.

He then began a long career as a computer programmer with John Deere, where he worked primarily in computer systems before transitioning to the systems department in the treasurer's office.

Because of her husband's weakness and disorientation, Mrs. Campbell quickly called the police.

When officers arrived at the motel, she offered a description of the tall, balding man with a slight limp and explained that when he left the motel room, he was wearing only a pair of bright green pajamas, a wristwatch, and a ring with the Delta Upsilon fraternity crest on it.

His wallet containing all of his money, his shoes, his eyeglasses, and his car keys were still in the motel room.

Police officers searched the surrounding area, the darkened streets and the Jacksonville downtown area, but there was no sign of Campbell.

Number three, and speaking of campus scandals, all 14 defendants charged in a suspected cocaine trafficking ring operating out of two Penn State University fraternities will now face trial after the last of them today waived their preliminary hearings.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunde announced charges against 13 current or former students and one of their fathers back on August 17th, alleging that the ring was run out of the Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon houses in State College.

Of course, that announcement came after there was a grand jury investigation.

All the other defendants in this case have also waived their preliminary hearings except for Agostino Abbatiello, who's 24 years old, of Westbury, New York, and Paul Robinson, who is 59 years old, of Churchill.

He was held for trial after a preliminary hearing last month, during which three former students testified against him.

He faces 11 felony charges.

Robinson, who is a lawyer, is the father of Thomas Robinson, a former brother at Delta Upsilon, who has also been characterized as one of the suspected leaders of the operation.

Paul Robinson held for trial also after a preliminary hearing last month.