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brotherhood and comm
case.
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fraternity pledge choke
of oil-soaked liver; e
hospitalized for injurie
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was left in the mountain
cliff. After his death a fi
a wise-ass. It was hi:
ticked me off."
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1973, there was Fred Bronner
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ina, fraternity brothers were
e injury of a student. He was
il by his fraternity brothers,
een drained. His wrist was
, unbrotherly aspect of Greek
tial members. While, agreed,
auld have been preferable to
ation is hardly a brotherly
jasily broadened to include
>m the group agrees is unninate
if one is supported by
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As a result of past discrir
segregation, blacks at Cai
Greek organizations. While
preferable for some individi
forms of social control.
Rejection by a fraternity
Brotherhood can only be
capable of being brotherly
Greek organizations are sei
brotherhood they will conc
as they have been, instead
functions.
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voluntary segregation may be
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practiced if individuals are
even with those they dislike. If
rious in their intent to promote
entrate on community service,
of social or rather antisocial,
enpal sought
the Editor:
am an inmate at Lucasville
ithern Ohio Correctional
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re than happy to express myself
1 my feelings to anyone who
tes. Thank you.
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