UVA frat booted for hazing

[Anonymous]

Did we forget this?

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Anonymous wrote:Here we go again with the sanctimonious drivel.

WRONG - these people deserve hard time. These kids are old enough to know better.

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Anonymous wrote:No one says “frat.”

Only people who were never in Greek life. Anyone in social settings who says frat I immediately know something about them.

You have no idea how pathetic you sound, do you?

Lol. Not worse than using the word frat. It speaks – trying to talk about something you have no idea about.

You don’t need to have been in a fraternity to understand the culture. There are no secrets. The worst ones are almost always the Southern white guy ones. The same chapters in colleges with different cultures don’t have similar problems. Fraternities in Arizona. Florida , Arkansas, Alabama, Virginia and the outlier Dartmouth New Hampshire have the worst records of hazing and sexual assaults. Alcohol is the main activity and getting girls drunk enough that they will black out and be led to the bedroom is the end goal. Sexism and racism are prevalent


There are wonderful fraternities whose goals are to accomplish and do real charity work. There are alcohol free fraternities that don’t have these problems. There are fraternities that don’t do hazing. But the hazing alcohol fueled fraternities are the most popular.

Southern white guy ones?!
What about the black fraternities that make their new members burn and brand their forearms?

Southern White men started the whole thing to keep themselves segregated. Branding is horrific but I’m not sure they have alcohol hazing which causes death.

False.

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There are plenty of excellent colleges that do not have a predominate greek scene. Choose better.

[Anonymous]

This is illuminating;

https://studentaffairs.virginia.edu/subsite/hoos-against-hazing/reports

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Anonymous wrote:This is illuminating;

https://studentaffairs.virginia.edu/subsite/hoos-against-hazing/reports

The only thing that has changed is that VA Law now requires hazing reports to be public. Same stuff decades ago and now.

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Hazing is 8-12 weeks long, usually not that bad (the horror stories that make the news are the extreme outliers), and the payoff is 3 1/2 years of god status on campus, access to the best parties and best girls, and a huge network of well-connected brothers who will have your back after graduation with jobs and business opportunities. Suck it up.

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Anonymous wrote:Here we go again with the sanctimonious drivel.

WRONG - these people deserve hard time. These kids are old enough to know better.

No, it is sanctimonious judgmental
drivel all the time on these pages