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Unless there's a meth problem going on (which I doubt), it can't be any more high risk than at any other school. Unfortunately, there will be drinking to excess and other undesirable behavior in all but the absolutely most conservative schools. And it couldn't be hazing problems because if it was well enough known to be KNOWN, then all the nationals there would say screw the success of these chapters and start pulling charters. So my vote is for rumor and innuendo.
I think it was more concern for superstition (the Alpha sorority curse) and girls not being willing to pledge because of that kind of silliness that made the sororities take pause. When Alpha Phi does well, which of course they will, then others will be more willing to take the plunge. Much like I'm sure there are several sororities ready to take the plunge once this recent experiment at Arkansas works itself out.
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