Duke students to reportedly protest Asian-themed fraternity party Students at Duke University will reportedly hold a protest Wednesday in response to a themed fraternity party featured offensive Asian stereotypes, including conical hats. Duke's student newspaper - The Chronicle - reports that several students posted flyers across Duke's campus protesting the Kappa Sigma part on Feb. 1. The flyers included emails sent to invitees as well as photographs of students at the party, some of whom wore kimonos and conical hats. The party was originally called "Kappa Sigma Asia Prime" before a report was filed with university officials. A second email was later sent indicating a new party would take place, but the original included several misspellings to convey Asian-accented English and a meme based on the Kim Jung-il character in the film "Team America: World Police," the newspaper reports. The responding flyers posted by senior Ashley Tsai, Tong Xiang and Ting-Ting Zhou called the party a "racist rager" and suggested the fraternity - which was formally recognized last year, nearly 10 years after it disbanded - should lose its charter. "This is not just about Asians, one party or one frat," Tsai told the newspaper. This is a consistent thing happening. We want serious things to be done by the student body and the University so that this never happens again. Click for more from The Chronicle.