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OU's Sigma Alpha Epsilon to sue university

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KFOR reported today that OU's Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter, which was shut down after a racist video surfaced Sunday evening, is planning to pursue legal action against the University of Oklahoma, and possibly OU President David Boren.

The group has hired high-profile attorney Stephen Jones to represent them.

Jones told NewsChannel 4 the group is outraged over President Boren shutting down the fraternity house and branding all SAE members as racists and bigots.

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The Daily was unable to reach Stephen Jones for confirmation. A KFOR staff member, however, confirmed that KFOR spoke to Jones this afternoon.

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