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Court TV dropped the ball on this one.
I think Al should stick to his specialties - barbecue, home cooking, and weather. His 'investigation' threw out the 20 hazing deaths in five years, but listed none.
No Tri Phi died. A ZBT died, probably a suicide and drug overdose.
Only one side was aired - by Norman Pollard (a not-unbiased Alfred U. staffer, further discussed in Risk Mgt.) and Robbins (who wrote an accusatory book, with no attribution or sources). Where was the spokesman for national GLOs? Where was the mention that every GLO bans hazing?
Where was the mention of actions GLOs have taken against hazers and hazing chapters.
In the past five years, I'll bet 50 chapters have been closed for hazing, and 150 more punished for hazing.
Court TV dropped the ball on this one.
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