article_snippet: A private Pennsylvania college expelled three students who made racist comments and used a slur during a late-night campus radio broadcast.
article_snippet: Bucknell University president John Bravman said in a email that Bucknell University president John Bravman would share the comments made by the students, a DJ and two guests,  in the 'interest of transparency and candor'.
article_snippet: Bucknell University president John Bravman said one of the students used the N-word during the March 20 WVBU-FM broadcast.
article_snippet: Private Pennsylvania college Bucknell University expelled three students who made racist comments, including 'black people should be dead' and 'lynch 'em', and the N-word during a campus radio broadcast .
article_snippet: Private Pennsylvania college Bucknell University has not released the names of the expelled students.
article_snippet: Bucknell University president John Bravman revealed the expulsions in a late-night email sent to students, faculty and staff on Monday. 'the expulsions in a late-night email sent to students, faculty and staff on Monday conduct is an affront to our values, damaging to our community and in clear violation of our community standards,' Bucknell University president John Bravman wrote .
article_snippet: Private Pennsylvania college Bucknell University spokesman Andy Hirsch said that the incident didn't come to the administration's attention until last Thursday, according to PennLive.com.
article_snippet: Bucknell University president John Bravman said Bucknell University president John Bravman'd share the comments made by the expelled students, a DJ and two guests, in the 'interest of transparency and candorBucknell spokesman Andy Hirsch Bucknell spokesman Andy Hirsch said an inmate at the nearby Lewisburg federal penitentiary who heard the students' comments and brought them to light reported the broadcast to  the Lewisburg Prison Project, a prisoner advocacy group.  
article_snippet: According to Bucknell spokesman Andy Hirsch, the expelled students were suspended and interviewed before the dean of students decided to expel the expelled students. '
article_snippet: After the comments were revealed last Thursday, Bravman sent a message to the entire campus community declaring the behavior 'unacceptable and inexcusable'. '
highlights_snippet: Bucknell University president John Bravman said one student used N-word and another