article_snippet: (CNN)The expulsions of two students by The University of Oklahoma Oklahoma for their role in a racist chant will likely not be the last word on the scandal.
article_snippet: More students might be expelled.
article_snippet: Writing to the two students Tuesday, just two days after a video of frat members singing the racist song surfaced, OU President David Boren said the two students were being booted for "leading a racist and exclusionary chant which has created a hostile educational environment for others.
article_snippet: Also unknown at this point is whether other students who appear in the video will be expelled or otherwise punished.
article_snippet: Well, legally, our concern is our have to demonstrate exactly how the educational experience of our students was threatened or disrupted by our students actions," Boren said, "and it really has to focus on the students on the bus.
article_snippet: Did the other students have the other students educational experience disrupted?
article_snippet: While Boren unwaveringly declared "there is no room for racists and bigots" at the university, the very thing that could keep the SAE fraternity brothers
article_snippet: Boren hopes some of the students involved won't wait for legal issues to be sorted out.
article_snippet: I think some of the students themselves may take some of the students themselves off the campus, and I hope some of the students themselves do because this is not a place that wants racists," Boren said.
highlights_snippet: OU President David Boren says chant created a "hostile educational environment"
  Two students are expelled; Two students have until Friday to appeal .