hazing

I've heard rumors about frats hazing, but to my knowledge, no sororities haze and they're very strict on that.

Sororities don't haze at all. As an active in a sorority at tech, the closest thing I've had to hazing is having to learn when/ where/ and by who our sorority was founded. Even then, they served cookies and read it to us. You'll be treated like a princess, don't worry.

Pi Phi

Define hazing?
National fraternity & sororitys are so afraid of getting in trouble now, that houses are getting in trouble for what many think are ridiculous things.
Some sororitys no longer require study hall requirement cause it's hazing
Some frats think having pledges DD Iis hazing..
Of course members need to be protected, but the pendulum is swinging so far that all houses are probably doing something someone considers hazing. Then their mommy calls someone and boom, no more making pledges wear the same shirt & your on probation.\n\n\n\n\n

Personal servant is a proper definition of hazing, so how can anyone reason the the DD programs are not hazing?

No matter how "noble" DD or other programs are, hazing is very plainly defined and the DD programs break every hazing law.

Go online and Google news reports under ‘Sorority Hazing’ or the name of the sorority with ‘Hazing’. If you see several articles about a particular sorority hazing, then keep your wits about you and don’t get stupidly drunk. It might be more accepted than thought.

I don’t think that there is a chapter of ANY sorority that isn’t on social/national probation or hasn’t been recently shut down because of some form of hazing.

Go online to the national organization’s website or the National Panhellenic Council for more information on what constitutes hazing. I have seen it some sorority’s heading under ‘To the Parents’ and ‘Position on Hazing’. The Panhellenic Council has a record of any chapter with a current history of hazing. TT to the best of my knowledge doesn’t have a hazing sorority. ANYTHING that makes you feel uncomfortable, gives you the right to voice your concerns. Take care of yourself.