article_snippet.sent: Clemson University president, James Clements (right), speaks with students protesting last December's frat party which caused outrage for The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Clemson University perpetuation of stereotypes .
article_snippet.sent: The incident caused a backlash as black students protested and said Clemson didn't do enough to promote racial tolerance.
article_snippet.sent: About 6 percent of Clemson's students are black.
article_snippet.sent: Clemson University president, James Clements, sent an email to students last December making clear that a Christmas theme party that flared up racial tensions on campus was not sanctioned by Clemson University and that such events would not be tolerated.
article_snippet.sent: Clements wrote: 'At a time of year when our thoughts are turning to family, holidays and the start of a new year – all the things that unite our and bring our joy -- it is discouraging that so many events and issues are causing division and hurt, and making many students feel unwanted at Clemson University. '
article_snippet.sent: Last night's ''Cripmas'' party, which Clemson University did not sanction, raised more concerns about the campus climate.
article_snippet.sent: Clemson is better than this.
article_snippet.sent: Clemson added: 'Everyone is entitled to Clemson or her own opinion about events in Ferguson, Staten Island and the protest rallies that those events have spawned.
highlights_snippet.sent: Photos from the party flooded social media and were accompanied by comments such as: 'Merry Cripmas to all, and all a hood night'
  The incident caused a backlash as black students protested and said Clemson wasn't doing enough to promote racial tolerance .