How NOT to act

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by sirfratalot

Like I said earlier, these pledges are often mentally, physically, and emotionally abused.

Well, there's a fabulously intelligent thing to post on a message board.

[sirfratalot]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

Well, there's a fabulously intelligent thing to post on a message board.

shut up. My chapter has no hazing whatsoever. .but that isn't the case for everyone.

[AlexMack]

Originally Posted by sirfratalot

shut up. My chapter has no hazing whatsoever. .but that isn't the case for everyone.

Might wanna take your own advice there bud...GC's gotten a few people in trouble before. Just saying, friendly warning.

[sirfratalot]

Well, I will say I personally am opposed to hazing period in all forms and I've never witnessed it.

The fact that some fraternities and even sororities do is hardly a big announcement.

[Kevin]

Many organizations would consider requiring pledges to drive drunk sorority girls around to be a form of hazing. Particularly if that interferes with study time or sleep time.

Hazing can take a lot of different forms -- it ain't just paddling and forced alcohol consumption. These days, it can even include that which is simply causing "mental discomfort."