On college campuses, hazing is all a part of joining a fraternity or a sorority some people might say. Hazing defined in the Webster's Dictionary means to harass with silly, disagreeable, or demeaning tasks (322). How does this definition in terms differ to the way that hazing is displayed on the many college campuses? I plan on telling you in my essay three things that prove hazing is wrong. Ivy Zlotnick, president of Delta Phi Epsilon …showed first 75 words of 1306 total…

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