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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was in an SEC sorority as were many of my friends and I can confidently report that hazing is incredibly rare. Sororities do NOT eff around with that because nationals will have your head if it gets back to them. We were basically showered with gifts instead. Fraternities…different story [/quote] No hazing except for the list of men you had to sleep with from the frats with close ties.[/quote] I was in a top sorority in the 1980s at an SEC school. No I didn't have to sleep with anyone. Nor did any of our pledges. I was never hated nor did I haze anyone. Frats did have hazing. [/quote] Ditto at my SEC school, in the 2010s. I’m not saying it didn’t happen at some or doesn’t happen elsewhere, but it did not happen in my house or any houses that my high school friends joined. I don’t think I can express how seriously this was taken. Anything that could even remotely be considered hazing—I’m talking something as simple as setting up a new member scavenger hunt for big/little—was not allowed. Nationals would punish houses and pull charters over this. We did not mess around. My new member period was nothing but months of women being exceptionally nice and trying to make me feel welcome. [/quote]
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