Local Greeks Hazing "Scandal"

[greekdee]

It all sounds like the plot of a B-movie you'd see at the drive-in. Small town with its dirty secret, powers look the other way and anyone who speaks up pays a bad price. Hope everyone who has really suffered from this finds a way to heal. Referring back to the earlier thread about the school, I keep remembering the comment about the guy who has deeply buried some of his fraternity experiences. Shouldn't be that way. Really, the lid needs to be blown off this thing and the YH Greek system shut down.

[adpiucf]

Originally Posted by greekdee

It all sounds like the plot of a B-movie you'd see at the drive-in. Small town with its dirty secret, powers look the other way and anyone who speaks up pays a bad price.

That synopsis could be Penn State or Steubenville.

[greekdee]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

That synopsis could be Penn State or Steubenville.

It is probably the ugly truth about a lot of little places throughout this country...definitely can't judge a book by its cover.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

That synopsis could be Penn State or Steubenville.

The fact that Steubenville has dirty secrets is no secret to anyone within spitting distance. I'd also hardly consider either place a "small" town.

[colleen22]

The lawyer representing the student and faculty has set up a website looking for "witnesses and information" regarding hazing at Young Harris College, past or present. There's also a link to the full legal filing for anyone interested.

http://jamesradford.com/yhc/

[Poplicorice]

Originally Posted by colleen22

The lawyer representing the student and faculty has set up a website looking for "witnesses and information" regarding hazing at Young Harris College, past or present. There's also a link to the full legal filing for anyone interested.

http://jamesradford.com/yhc/

I wish it was possible to submit information completely anonymously.

[colleen22]

I think you probably could respond anonymously, but they're trying to get as much information from named witnesses because that would be admissible in court (whereas anonymous submissions wouldn't). But if you have specific information that might help their investigation (tips or things to check out, names or dates, specific incidents), that might still be worth submitting without your name.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by amIblue?

I wasn't trying to say this was the gospel truth, just that it had been discussed before.

Oh, I know. And I know, too, that this may all be (sadly) true. Where there's smoke and all that. Some of the GCers passing on these stories are people I trust not to just spread gossip on something like this. I just would like to see more on it, that's all.