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Originally posted by dzjen27
I forgot to add that, technically, forbidding new members to wear letters is also hazing.
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I know that there is a special board devoted to hazing, but I just had to ask some questions. If all of that is considered hazing, why don't you all just initiate the members right after they get a bid? Why even have a educational process (or whatever you might call it) if they aren't required to do anything? Wouldn't the meetings for the new members be considered hazing too because the active members aren't required to go, or are the meeting just come "whenever you feel like." Now I know why so many sorority members I used to see around campus when I was in school not have any pride in their sorority because they knew nothing about the history and only stayed in it for the first year just to get the "free stuff."
It's sad that it because some people got out of hand that now hazing has to be classified so strictly.
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