PHILLIPS: Yale University. Five presidents have gone there, actors, scholars, leaders. Its global reputation speaks for itself which makes this fraternity pledge ritual on the campus all the more shocking.</s>STUDENTS: Yes. Yes we can. Yes we</s>PHILLIPS: No means yes and you can look online if you want to know what the bleeped word is. I'm definitely not going to say it. And get this. That chant was one of the more g-rated ones. Pledges of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity were shouting this stuff in an area of campus where freshmen women live. Just imagine being an 18-year-old young woman in a new place and hearing that from the room at night. Imagine your daughter hearing that; hearing a gang of young men moving around in the dark chanting about rape in an area that's supposed to be a safe home away from home. Not exactly Ivy League behavior, is it? It's morally irresponsible. It's gross. It's creepy and not funny at all even though these guys must have thought it was. In this day and age, it's caveman behavior. To the national fraternity's credit, tough, it has told the Yale Chapter to stop all the pledge activities for now and the school has already held a campus forum to talk about Yale's sexual climate. A couple of years ago, pledges from another frat went to the women center and held up a sign that said, "We Love Yale Sluts" and there was very little punishment. The editor of the Yale's feminist magazine said it best, quote, "Please join us in asking that this time around Yale take action on behalf of its female students. Yale's women have endured enough in this pain. It must cease now." We definitely want to hear from you on this one. Does the punishment fit the crime? Should Yale come down harder on the Delta Kappa Epsilon and those involved? Tell us what you think. I'll read your comments in the next hour of CNN NEWSROOM. We're back in a moment.
Shocking Chants from Yale Pledges