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Here's the result of the investigation of this situation:
The Associated Press
February 14, 2002
Students linked to hazing won't be suspended
BOULDER, Colo. --The University of Colorado will not suspend 12
students for their involvement in an October sorority event that
school officials said was a hazing.
Instead, the students will enroll in a restorative justice program.
They must accept responsibility and take steps to repair the damage
done to victims or the community.
During the Oct. 30 sorority party, two sorority members were admitted
to Boulder Community Hospital suffering from alcohol poisoning.
One of the students, a 17-year-old who since has withdrawn from CU,
suffered broken teeth and an injured nose. Police could not determine
whether she was punched or fell.
The names of the 12 students have not been released.
The two victims told police they and other pajama-clad freshmen were
given liquor-filled baby bottles and driven around Boulder with
pillow cases over their heads, according to reports.
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