I doubt there were ANY racist kids there. People just acting out in inappropriate ways because they could. The frat has black members, you know.If universities expelled every student who violated the code of conduct by making lewd jokes, etc etc etc they would be empty of students.I believe a university has the right to evaluate ones character as a criteria for admission....and expulsion.
I may be wrong, but when I was recruited, I was first interviewed by the coaches....but then I had to be interviewed by an admissions committee who were interested to get to know me as a person. Not simply grades and field talent.
That is correct, as a criteria for admission, but once you're admitted, they can't reevaluate and expel you because they're discovering you don't like a certain race or religion. You have to clearly violate their code of conduct, and if it's a public university they're limited.
Yup. College is a time for young people to experiment with different things in a free environment, and discover themselves and who they want to be later in life. I bet you half the kids on that bus weren't racists but just wanted to be there to feel what it was like being around openly racist kids. Maybe some of them even sang along for the thrill of it, without actually agreeing.