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Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
That is wonderful that YOUR local sorority does not haze. (I'm not being sarcastic, really, it is good.) However, not all local sororities are like that. The local sororities and fraternities at my last school hazed - openly. Because locals don't have a national board, they differ a lot from campus to campus and GLO to GLO.
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With all due respect, chapters of national GLO's differ from each other sometimes as much as nationals do. There have been many instances where even though the national board of a GLO is against hazing, a certain chapter has had its charter revoked due to hazing (this has happened several times at my school). Yet whenever that happens, people don't automatically jump to conclusions and assume that all the members of the GLO are bad and condone hazing, they just think that that one chapter was a bad seed. My point is that people group all locals together and take us all to be the bad seeds if one chapter of a totally unrelated GLO screws up.