naa sad jud siguro na logbook or official registry oi ug kinsa present sa rites. sa kadaghan panghitabo nga frat-related deaths, dapat unta nabantayan na ang ilaha ranks, especially law frats, they should have known better, tun-an gud na nilaOriginally Posted by SPRINGFIELD_XD_40
ang issue is why not just downright disallow the act of hazing para wala na lang jud palpak, para wala na lang jud sad violation of any crimeWhen we talk about ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE and CHAIN of COMMAND , dili makahibalo tanan . Heck the last time nakabunal ko ug pledge was in the early 90's as an example . kana naay mamatay is sakto na ang RITES na gi atubang nila na gipa sobraan . Ang ni survive is just like anyone else , ang namatay ... palpak ang rites because it wa shandled by IRRESPONSIBLE FRATMEN .
[/quote]But the bottomline is naay FATALITIES gihapon which needs an answer . Sa US walay dungog nangamatay didto sa HAZING even though same format ang system . Not that mas lig-on ang kano but naay procedures and sakto to nag mention , angay gyud naay BROD PHYSICIAN present that should have been implemented long time ago sa kadtong wala pay RA8049 .
It is from a friend in the US(nakaila because of experiential education advocacy) that learned nga frats in the US nishift na from bunal-bunal or hazing to other forms of initiation like adventure-based activities which actually subject participants to go beyond comfort zones, so naa gihapon ang thrill but nalegitimized ang practice, wala na lang physical harm



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