US | USC USC Students Stage Protest Over Sexist Frat Email Outraged over alleged Kappa Sigma diatribe By Polly Davis Doig Posted Apr 4, 2011 4:48 PM CDT Copied A member of USC's Kappa Sigma chapter allegedly authored the diatribe. (Shutterstock) Almost a month after a sexist email surfaced advising "cocksmen" on the rites of pursuing "targets," dozens of USC students stalked out of class and staged a boisterous protest. The email is believed to have been penned by a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, and has gone viral, spawning outrage. "I know guys will talk, but to go to the extreme of an email is too much," one student tells KTLA. Others at the protest were more forgiving: "Most fraternities are not like that," says another student. Click for the Newser-tastic summary of the original email. Or Jezebel has the entire diatribe in its lengthy idiocy. Or try here for USC's latest sexytime escapade. Read These Next Khamenei didn't expect strike, especially in daylight. Woman, 64, is in hot water over her singing of a national anthem. Baby born deep in Amazon rainforest is 'a source of hope.' An undersea cable that changed our world is coming up. Report an error