This censure happened prior to the release of the email on Internet sites: 
 
 “The referenced email is extremely inappropriate and does not reflect the values of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, Alpha Rho chapter or Georgia Institute of Technology,” the Phi Kappa Tau national office said in a statement released Tuesday to The AJC. Most offensive to Dinh was the sign off, “in luring rape bait.” 
 
 
 
 “As in us girls are the rape for them to bait, that just makes me sick to my stomach,” Dinh said. Here’s the email: 
 
 “Alright chods, some of you could use some help on how to mack and succeed at parties. After that slowly alternate between just putting your hand across their stomach, but make sure don’t to go to high (keep it under the boob) or too low(dont try to finger her… yet). there are a lot of open girls) try to escalate cause it’s awesome. Expunge (send them out of your room and on their way out when you are finished. “If they’re not into it, to just give them more alcohol and just keep feeding them more alcohol until you get them drunk enough into your bed,” student Mai Dinh said. A fraternity member emailed a sexist advisory to his brothers on “luring rapebait” at parties with the help of alcohol.
– Georgia Tech says it's investigating an ill-advised mass email within a fraternity that explained how to treat women at parties: essentially, get them drunk and into bed, reports WSB-TV. What's caught the attention of most critics is the signoff by an unnamed member of Phi Kappa Tau: "In luring rapebait." And among its gems: "If anything ever fails, go get more alcohol." (You can read it in full at TotalFratMove, but be warned, it's as raunchy as you might expect.) The frat issued a statement calling the email "extremely inappropriate" and said its writer had been suspended. The campus chapter also placed itself on suspension pending the school investigation. Aren't frat brothers supposed to help each other out, wonders Maureen Downey at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution? "With all those new best friends, couldn't someone warn them that they were about to make a mistake they'd never live down?"