Deletion of Bucknell University Conservatives Club (2nd nomination)

Comment: There is an extensive article on the rise of conservative student associations from the New York Times Magazine in 2003 called http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/25/magazine/25REPUBLICANS.html?pagewanted=all The Young Hipublicans (mentioned in the WP article). Bucknell University Conservatives Club plays a significant, non-trivial role in this extended article. The activities of the club, specifically their affirmative action bake sale have attracted media attention. While the bake sales are, as http://www.slate.com/blogs/weigel/2011/09/26/happy_ninth_anniversary_college_republican_stunt_.html Dave Weigel points out, not an original idea at Bucknell–many other conservative campus groups have done them—the reaction from the university administration led to a long-standing feud between the club and the university, into which came the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. Or so reports the http://articles.philly.com/2009-06-23/news/25286416_1_bake-sales-foundation-for-individual-rights-free-speech Philadelphia Inquirer. FIRE have had a long back-and-forth over the relationship between Bucknell and the BUCC. There's plenty of material here for an article, and there is enough source material here to just about satisfy the demands of 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)