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IH|Sb When youi I k 1 L i GOLD Corner m ^ I hel^in^ hemo I study while you donate Order your college ring NOW CALL JOSTENS 180312 AMERICA S COLLEGE RING COLUMBIA PLASMA CEN 1916 Taylor Street Date: September 5, 6, and 7 Time: 9:00 to 4:00 Columbia, SC 29201 Deposit: $15.00 Place: University Bookstore - Russell House ! Less hazing leads By College Press Service One year after Zeta Beta Tau became the first fraternity to ban pledging, officials report that the ban has slowed hazing at its chapters nationwide, and that it hasn't hurt membership efforts at all. In fact, ZBT recruited 17.3 percent more students tKic noct imor t Vi n firct in it hod LI 1 lj pUOl J \yiXk LllVx 111 pvi iW III WU1VU 11 UUU dropped pledging activities ? than in 1988?89, ZBT national Vice President Ronald Taylor said at the fraternity's national convention in early August. "We did the right thing," Taylor said. Just days after ZBT announced in August 1989 that it was abandoning pledging, Tau Kappa Epsilon said its chapters would adopt gradual steps to end pledging by Fall 1991. Both announcements were made in hopes of ending hazing rituals that often occur during the pledging period. Last February, eight more greek organizatons ? Omega Psi Phi, Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi and Alpha Phi Alpha fraternities, and the Delta Sigma Theta, Sigma Gamma Rho, Zeta Phi Beta and Alpha { I Warning: The S I That Cigarette Sm ii.niUlHUiH American American ^; W iff Heart |7 Association / j rw : 11# : CRA! > Eat an apple a day. < ^ .. U \LESSI Watk. , U \ HO.-J * Run. , Floss once in a while. , ?rfl( i W lht'S>' tinr > Remember STD protection. < U <>?'!!<'<>I* < M iritlfishu'i . I Ytmh'slil rut... * [J sure i/i mt i huckhvi ii Don't Drink & Drive! ^ I YOU COD d\ b (We wart you around next year!) ( r socks stand on, it's time I ALI jo to... i c I Mariann ^ J | Mary Be y I Laura Bj k Whaley 252-0005 I *im ?J I Crystal ( I Krista D Meghan 5 I Robin El i, , | #S I . AyshaB I ^?^!n ^c phil- I Katherin ilthy m' b1S(f s I ^au^ette nore 4< ^K^r"! I Dana He yrour Maurine we are committed to im- B life world-wide. Through B Marcia 1 YOU can help make the B v- Von rour time and effort and B v . . ating you. You can even B ;1 B Ali Kolet _ _ _ . ? fl TODAY I 154-6683 I Sor TER Cutter ^ I MILES ''People 'Helping 'People' to more pledges Kappa sororities ? announced bans on all pledging activities except initiation ceremonies. ZBT's abandonment of pledging hasn't been easy. "In theory it's good, but it's really hard to make a switch over like this," complained a ZBT, who didn't want his name or his school revealed. "It hasn't hurt our rush one bit," he said, "but it's not something we advertise during rush. We don't publicize the fact that we're different than the rest." All but about 15 percent of the TKE chapters "have taken some steps toward implementing" the non? pledge program, said Charles Trabold, TKE's director of chapter services. '"There's been no negative impact," he added. "If anything, it's been positive." Despite the move to end pledging, hazing incidents continue to be reported. More than 40 students have died in the past decade due to hazing. _ Last term, fraternity members at the University of Washington, Florida A&M University, the University of Florida and Northwestern State University in Louisiana were disciplined for various hazing activities. LUNG ASSOCIATION AMERICAN rhe Christmas Seal People ? ?SOCIETY" IAKE VINCE AND URRY^T 5H COURSE IN SAFETY B?US. / "As v<mi kinrw, / Lttiy. iirHfy smrii ail I / cars will come wftft 11 f automatic safety belts or mJbA air batfs?and I don't JHJB ' *-,A mean ymir mother-in-law!" 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