The answer is no. And I say that as a recently graduated fraternity alum. Previous Slide Next Slide. Share This Story. They should walk away knowing "how to shape themselves into thoughtful, compassionate members of society. But she also places a share of the responsibility on fraternities, calling on them to hold themselves to a higher moral standard. Read Thompson's post here. For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options.
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The potential law suits, bad press, and overall mess that comes with a incident just isn't worth it. I almost joined a frat but my major wouldn't allow me the time you not even allowed to hold an outside job while enrolled in it to commit, but a few friends did. Some grunt style work during initiation times like having to drive at 3am a mile down the road to cook a early breakfast for the brothers, that like grunt work. So now its safer to join greek systems then ever.
Those who partake in hazing get nailed eventually. A few years ago in the media, there was was a story about a frat that prided its self on 'inner circle like trust' mainly hoping that there pledges and brother would never expose the hazing that went on. When it came down to an investigation after the incident, nearly all rolled over when questioned by law enforcement.
BUT, don't fret!! Greek life has long been a part of the college experience and fraternities are still a popular prospect for many new students.
However, fraternities often make headlines one or more of their members commit crimes. While all fraternities can't be lumped into one category or stereotyped as bad, some general similarities exist that have given fraternities a negative reputation.
If you're concerned about joining a fraternity, make sure you understand the history, traditions and reputation of its members before pledging. The ritual most people connect with negative outcomes in fraternities is hazing. Hazing refers to the initiation rituals, customs or traditions new pledges must be a part of in order to join.
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