let’s talk hazing
by: Tell me
Comment#3 by: Active
TBH hazing is only prevalent in the fraternities here but even that usually isn't as hardcore as we tend to imagine.
Did UA sororities probably legitimately haze at one point? Yes, more than likely. But do they today? No. The traditional type of hazing, such as forcing members to drink copious amounts of alcohol and physical degradation and abuse, do not currently happen. And frankly they couldn't happen even if the girls on Exec really wanted it to. Why? Well, the biggest factor that truly prevents hazing is the size of the chapters. Do you think every single girl in a house of 400 would be able to keep a secret? Hazing a pledge class of 130 girls runs a major risk of people finding out. Another factor is that it's just not what sorority life is anymore. Girls in these houses want more from sororities than just letters to live by, they want sororities to provide real life opportunities for progress in academia and around the community. Believe it or not, but sorority life isn't what it looks like in the movies and on TV. We don't light candles in the basement and wear long black cloaks that cover our faces. We don't draw blood and take weird oaths promising to die for our sorority if needed. The creepiest thing we do is probably sing songs in harmony during initiation but even that is pretty tame.
Sorry this post is long but I just thinks it's important for PNMs to understand that sorority life isn't just hazing and partying.
by: UmMay 24, 2020 10:45:25 PM
So you don’t think getting kicked in the face, getting hit with a bag of puke, getting punched as you’re walking down stairs, putting a toothpick under your toenail and kicking a wall, standing in ice salt, or having to take care of puppies and then kill them at the end of pledgship is that bad?
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by: lolMay 25, 2020 12:05:34 AM
there are so many blatant lies in this post starting with the long cloaks that cover your head
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by: NopeMay 25, 2020 11:15:38 AM
You’re probably just a member of the machine trying to cover it up. Word is out, no more turning a blind eye. Time to start taking responsibility instead of having your dad bail you out.
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by: anonMay 25, 2020 11:19:15 AM
“Long cloaks that cover your head.” Gotta love it when y’all resort to trying to crack a joke when hit with a bunch of facts that you can’t defend.
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by: huh?May 25, 2020 7:43:36 PM
by: nameNov 16, 2022 10:49:48 PM
or fraternities haze hard because they came from southern private school cultures. not sure about nr but probably some of them
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by: UghJul 9, 2018 10:30:18 PM
by: kJul 9, 2018 10:50:42 PM
by: Actually old Nov 16, 2022 10:56:29 PM
by: lolJul 10, 2018 10:22:44 AM
by: HeeheeJul 10, 2018 10:29:20 AM
#9 by: Well
There were some incidents last year of pledges being given alcohol by members. One national lowered the boom, the other did nothing.
One sorority had some racism and the girls were expelled. One sorority had racism and nothing was done.
The year before a sorority violated rules by having alcohol in the house and national lowered a semi-boom.
Better run houses have rules, even though they can suck and seem unfair. Anyone else know other examples?
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by: woahJul 9, 2018 11:11:50 PM
you need to have more one on one talks with your fraternity friends (possibly drunk ones) because I can tell you the things they've confessed to me are HORRIFYING. Fraternities at bama haze. A lot.
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