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Originally posted by the411:
A big problem I see is that interesteds feel they hold some kind of power--like they are the shot-callers, if you will. They know the anti-hazing laws are there, so they come into the process with a "you-can't-f%$#-with-me" attitude. There is little to no humility left, which is sad.
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Ms. Quintessence, you are so right. This is especially true of legacies and those interests who silent monitor Greek boards. They know that certain things that members consider "pledging" are technically or legally "hazing" and feel empowered to flaunt the inadequacies of the MIP, such as dropping dime when they are not accepted or refusing to humble themselves to "chapter traditions" . That is why orgs are full of "research" members and not "pledged" members