"A grim... expose by hazing expert Nuwer of the continuing yet
largely unacknowledged crisis of death and injury among fraternity
and sorority pledges.... F]or its sustained examination of these
rarely questioned traditions, Nuwer s work is invaluable." Kirkus
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What forces young men and women to accept inhuman and degrading
rituals in order to belong to a social club, sorority, or
fraternity? Why do college administrators and Greek fraternities
and sororities continue to allow practices that risk death or
permanent psychological damage? Hank Nuwer confronts these
questions in this hard-hitting, heartfelt look at the dark side of
college fraternal life, newly updated for this paperback edition.
Nuwer takes a broad look at the problem, examining its fundamental
legal and historical roots and describing many instances of abuse
and criminal behavior. A moving chronology lists the names of
students who have died as a result of hazing activities in the U.S.
from 1838 to 2001. The book concludes with Nuwer s recommendations
for reform."
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