the local chapter of alpha gamma delta refer us to their national organization which release ad statementing they have a strong and clear policy against self-incrimination nation. they are investigating the incident. abby crane and matthew ford, two editors at the campus paper, broke the story on wednesday. and it is fueling conversation beyond the campus. even the governor is weighing in. >> i asked my wife about it last night. she said it is not the students. it is the a alumni. personally i think they need to change their attitude. >> reporter: race is a particularly sensitive topic on campus. in fact it was here in front of foster auditorium 50 years ago on june of 1963 that then governor george wallace stood in front of these doors and tried to stop the first two african-american students from enrolling in the school. today, he said some of her fellow students have privately told her they are glad she is speaking out but so far, she is the only one in her sorority to come forward publicly. >> i don't blame them for not speaking out. that doesn't make them bad people. it just makes th