U-Wire
TUCSON, Ariz. - Arizona State University President Michael Crow said Thursday that disciplinary action would be taken against ASU fraternities and fraternity members - including the executive vice president of the student government - who took part in making a pornographic video that included sex on a campus lawn, adult movie stars and a sexual scavenger hunt.
The September production of "Shane's World #29: Frat Row Scavenger Hunt 3" featured ASU fraternity members - including a shower scene with Brian Buck, Sigma Nu member and executive vice president of the Associated Students of ASU - performing sexual acts with pornographic stars.
The ASU student body president and vice president said they did not see the production of the video as a big deal and it would most likely not affect any leadership positions.
Members of Theta Chi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu were all involved in the film, featuring a "sexual scavenger hunt" by the film crew.
Sex toys and other objects were used as the hunt moved from bedroom to living room to limousine to poolside and even to a public campus lawn and the front of a residence hall.
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Two women were in each of the two teams that performed sexual acts with the fraternity members. The teams earned points in the scavenger hunt via sexual acts, and the team with the most points won the hunt. There was no sexual intercourse in the film.
The video was brought to the attention of ASU administrators in early July. Administrators said the sexual acts violated the university's code of conduct.
Crow had consulted with the Arizona Attorney General's Office and the campus police department regarding the appropriate disciplinary response.
