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None of the blindfolded girls are wearing letters, and there is a Phi Iota Chi (local Bloomsburg sorority) banner in the background - so I have no way of knowing whether the ones in blindfolds have any affiliation with ASA or not. This could be a dual sorority event, those are quite common there.
And as I have stated numerous times before, I have zero problem with anyone drinking in letters. If you think drinking is bad and disgraces your GLO, you shouldn't do it in letters or out of them. |
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Seriously, I do have a problem with it b/c our chapter went overboard the other direction, and we still got closed (not for Risk Mgmt, but it still sucks). We wanted to do cool things for Big sis reveal but everything we thought of we thought of SOME reason that it could possibly be hazing. I'm not going to lie...would I have a problem if they were drinking in a bar in letters as long as they were behaving and NOT posting it on the internet? No. The problem comes for me is that it's at the chapter house and there are pics on the internet. I've tried to find an email address and I can't. I even went to that chapter's website and I can't find one for any of the girls. |
AlphaFrog, you could maybe find the chapter president's or Risk Management Chair's (if ASA has such a position) email through your nationals.
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Jess I pmed you :)
The proper parties have been contacted regarding this website, but thank you all for your concern. |
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As an ASA alum, I'm a little perturbed (sp) by the fact that Nationals knows about this yet hasn't had them take down the pictures. Having them on a private website is their perogative, but in full view of the public is not a good idea.
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I'm sorry, but none of those girls seemed to be having a bad time and none of them seemed in danger at any time from the pictures. I don't see how this is an issue.
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The bottom line is that it's an issue for the ASA Nationals -- and could very well be against the law. Being "in danger" is not necessarily part of the definition of hazing. Not matter how dumb the law is. It is safe to bet, though, that if this really is a "hell night" pre-initiation ceremony or whatever, that at least some if not all of the young women shown drinking beer are under age. That, for sure, is illegal. |
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or circleing thier fat...
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You know what would be funny, if a bunch of XO chicks made some banners and stole a Tri-Delt Flag and set it all up in a basement somewhere while having some university's name displayed and then taking pictures while drinking and stripping, too.....and then sent it all in to a local newspaper.
That would be some funny shit. |
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**Notice that it doesn't matter what "really happened"...the fact that there is something like this in the public domain is what hurts. And with everything else that has gone on in the Greek community, it's more difficult for a chapter to prove that it really wasn't hazing or illegal..."it just looks that way." Bottom line...the internet is not our friend. If your friends decide to do something silly, it's best not to advertise it. Keep it out of the public domain. PsychTau |
Yea, secrecy counts, i think thats the reason things are suppossed to be secret, because some people who don't know anybetter could see something that is completely innocent and cry "hazing" when it is innocent, not that I know for sure if this was innocent or not, but yea... don't take pictures of things that people don't need to see pictures of. Your memory is fine enough and you can always wait till the next pledge class if you really wanna see it again.
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