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This topic is never going to die
As far as I am concerned hazing is a topic that will never die. I see both sides of this and coming from a sorority that used to be one of the worse hazing sororities on my campus and then going to a strictly NON-HAZING sorority some things we do are still considered hazing like pledge education meetings. Also I have seen a trend in new members not caring to get to know actives and acting like its their right to automatically get initiated into the sorority. In some ways I feel that minor hazing teachs them respect. I dont agree with the stuff that includes pledges not sleeping, or drinknig until they are sick but it happens and we all need ot realize that.
As an alum on the same campus I attended I see it all the time!! And in some cases I have seen it get worse over the years instead of better. Right now the thigns i see happening are ridiculuous but how are you going to stop it all. I think the guidelines should be made mroe clear cut so then maybe there would be a better chance of enforcing them, also nationals need to get involved more!!!
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