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New Anti-Hazing Law Increases Penalties For Risky Fraternity & Sorority Rituals
After years of hazing deaths and injuries, a new law hopes to prevent these dangerous college rituals.
By
Andres O'Hara
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Hofstra Frat Accused Of Gross 'Extreme Hazing' By Former Member
Pledges were allegedly forced to drink milk until they threw up, were covered in hot sauce and humiliated in other ways according to a former Hofstra student and frat member.
By
David Colon
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7 Upstate Sorority Sisters Accused Of Forcing Pledges To Eat Mud, Soaking Them In Rotten Food
Bad sisters.
By
Jen Chung
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Brooklyn Student Dies After Possible Frat-Hazing Incident Upstate
He died after suffering a mysterious month-long illness.
By
Rebecca Fishbein
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7 Charged After Albany Frat Pledge Fatally Drank A Half Gallon Of Vodka
The victim's BAC was allegedly 7 times the legal limit.
By
Emma Whitford
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37 Frat Brothers Charged In Baruch Student's "Glass Ceiling" Hazing Death
During the hazing ritual, Deng "was lifted up and dropped on the ground in a move known as spearing."
By
John Del Signore
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NJ High School Football Players On Probation After Sexually Abusing & Hazing Teammates
The team will play a regular season this fall.
By
Emma Whitford
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Sayreville High School Football Players Reportedly Called Hazing Ritual "Ass Taking"
Some victims claim they were penetrated with their pants still on.
By
Jen Chung
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7 High School Football Players Charged In NJ Hazing Scandal
The school district that oversees Sayreville War Memorial High School has canceled the football team's entire season.
By
Rebecca Fishbein
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NJ High School Football Team Hazing Allegedly Sexual In Nature
The parent said the freshmen were targeted.
By
Jen Chung
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