hazing
 

hey everyone!!
I was just wondering how everyone felt on hazing?? I know how hazing is looked at on my college campus, I was wondering how other chapters do it?

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Re: hazing
 

Are you joking?

There isn't shit wrong with hazing...unless you get caught!

Hazing is amazing!

Re: hazing
 

The smiley is a great touch. After you haze, just use a happy emoticon and all will be well.

Hazing is against the law in most states. Every GLO I know of has rules against it. A vast majority of colleges and universities have strict prohibitions against it.

As a former advisor and division officer, I am strongly opposed and suspect most of us here on GC are as well.

Other than that, take a look at the threads in this forum.

Re: hazing
 

I am not really sure why You even asked a question like this in the first place?:(

Have You had any DZ Chapters Charters Pulled for Hazing or any Greeks On Your Campus had their Charters Pulled for Hazing?

If so, thay may answer your question.

As DeltAlum, stroll through this Thread and see what is said and what happens to Chapters who do and deaths than stems from it!:(

in before the lock

baby murder

hey everyone!!
I have a related question. I was just wondering how everyone felt on baby murder?? I know that my chapter and my school looks down on baby murder, but how about other chapters and other schools?


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ok hun, I still have stitches in my stomach, you can't make me laugh so hard, it's just too painful

I think its great for fraternities, one of the best ways to bring people together. I think theres no need for it in sororities.

Thats just me being honest though, I also like bluegrass music and garlic on my grilled cheese, so I could be way off base.

In our Army, the lying newspapers keep printing bad stuff about our "character building" activities. Most of the privates enjoy being hazed.

More than 2,600 Russian servicemen convicted of hazing in 2005
RIA Novosti,_Russia_- 10 hours ago
MOSCOW, February 6 (RIA Novosti) - More than 2,600 servicemen were convicted of hazing in Russia in 2005, the chief military prosecutor said Monday. ...

It depends on whether the baby is born or not.