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Originally posted by sugar and spice
I think this gets us into a HUGE misperception that way, way too many NPC sorority ladies have about hazing. Just because your organization forbids scavenger hunts, interviews, trust walks -- and refers to them as "hazing" -- does NOT mean that they are against state hazing laws. And unless a multicultural organization's HQ forbids them to do these things or they are against federal or state hazing laws, they are NOT hazing. Your organization may think so, and you may not be allowed to do them, but just because a different organization does things differently does not necessarily mean that they are wrong. It is okay, in some cases, for some NIC organizations to make their pledges clean the house. It is okay, in some GLOs, for the actives to conduct interviews or make the pledges go on scavenger hunts.
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THANK YOU for saying that. Just because your organization thinks interviews and such are hazing, why should everyone else believe that?
There are countries where women are not allowed to wear pants. How would people feel if those people came over here and critized all of us for wearing pants?
Like I said before... WHEN DID THE SORORITY ON MTV HAZE? Midnight meetings doesn't count because that might of been the only time they could all meet. When I was going through my educational process, most of the time my class would meet at midnight because everyone was so busy. It's hard to set up a convenient time for EVERYONE to meet sometimes.
Also, I personally never heard of anyone getting a brand when they were pledging. It happens after they cross.