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Originally posted by MysticCat81
But I fail to see how either requiring pledges to wear a pledge pin or a mandatory dry pledge period "recklessly, intentionally or unintentionally endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, or creates risk of injury, or causes discomfort, embarrassment, harassment or ridicule or . . . willfully destroys or removes public or private property . . . ."
Of course, this definition only applies to NPC orgs. Other orgs will have their own definitions.
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Again, let me refer you to my previous post:
If a pledge said that she couldn't find her pledge pin (thinking she might have dropped it) and then forcing her "pledge sisters" to go outside (mind u it happened in November), and crawl around in the grass in pitch black WITH NO FLASHLIGHTS while its pouring rain, while the sorority sisters sit inside their apartment watching and yelling at the pledges cause that can't find it, would you consider that hazing?
If you have to wear a pledge pin on ur bra strap, and everytime a sister wants to see if you are wearing ur pledge pin, you have to show your bra---in front of any students who pass by....would you consider that hazing?
Is that hazing? I think so (and it was affirmed by a.e.B.O.T.). Did the sisters of that sorority have to crawl on the grass? NO. Did they do it with us? NO! I have no problem having to wear a pledge pin all the time...but in no way am I going to humiliate myself by exposing my bra just because a member of that sorority wants to "make sure" I have my pledge pin on!