Britain - Nazi Game Led to Brawl, University Student Says - NYTimes.com The London School of Economics said Monday that it was investigating allegations that a Nazi-themed drinking game during a student union ski trip to the French resort of Val d'Isère last month led to a brawl in which a Jewish student's nose was broken. The university, one of Britain's most renowned academic institutions, said in a statement that it was "prepared to take disciplinary action." The university's student newspaper said the drinking game involved arranging playing cards on a table in the shape of a swastika, and that players were required to "salute the Führer." The student who claimed to have been assaulted was not identified by the university, but The Guardian newspaper, quoting an interview with him, said that he had left the card game after "a mix of personal references and general Jewish insults," that led him to conclude that "I couldn't forgive myself if I let it slide." The university was shaken by controversy last year over its decision to accept a $450,000 donation for research from a foundation run by Saif al-Islam al-Qaddafi, a son of the former Libyan leader Muammar el-Qaddafi.