"I just thought that some of the book seemed like described things that could be refered to as hazing so why would the author so close make the sorority in the book appear to be AKA?"
Keep in mind the the book is a work of fiction. She's not talking about a particular Sorority at a particular school. It says, as it does in the beginning of all works of fiction, "This is a work of fiction. I t is not meant to depict, portray, or represent and particular organization or group of people. Names, characters...are used ficitciouslym and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental."
What I should have said in my post was I wonder if she wanted to disguise which organizations the characters were modeled after. But obvousily she did by frferring to them by one color.
This brings me to another question. (please don't yell at me) Why does hazing have to be worked into things that NPHC orgs do?
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Kelli
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