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There are very few photos with sorority letters in them (or fraternity for that matter) so how do we know these are "sorority" photos? They could be anyone. And how do we know that they're doing it as part of ritual or that it's even condoned by the members? Since most of the photos seem to have both men and women in the photos and most involve drinking, I can pretty much guarantee that they're not associated with any sort of ritual done by the sorority (or fraternity). And a whole bunch of the photos look like they're staged or the people are doing it for "fun" (not that that excuses the practice).
You can't take a bunch a photos from a website that "claims" they're sorority paddling incidents when you have no idea what the pictures are originally from. Just because they appear to show someone getting paddled doesn't mean that's necessarily what happened. Were you there? Can you tell us exactly what happened in each and every one of those photos?
Yes, it's a shame that these types of things still happen, even if only in jest, but by coming on here and showing us, oh about 60+ photos (none of which can be verified), you're not really helping the cause either.
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It's gonna be a hootenanny.
Or maybe a jamboree.
Or possibly even a shindig or lollapalooza.
Perhaps it'll be a hootshinpaloozaree. I don't know.
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