Examine the current problem with hazing in universities, the military, clubs, and athletic teams (professional or scholastic).
Examine the current problem with hazing in universities, the military, clubs, and athletic teams (professional or scholastic).
• Why does it still happen despite so many laws against it? Is it pride, some warped sense of “tradition,” or simple intimidation techniques to “weed out the weak?” • Why is it still, mostly, so secretive—is it fear? Shame? Threats of reprisals? • Considering members of fraternities/sororities have to pay dues, what sense does it make that the members are basically being charged to join a club run by grown-up bullies? • Is hazing ever worth it? When a member is 30, 50, or 70, are they still going to look back at what they subjected themselves to with any sort of pride in themselves? • What steps can be taken to prevent (or limit) hazing, since clearly making it illegal isn’t working?
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