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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.
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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.
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hazing rituals that often occur during the pledging
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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
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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
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Washington, Florida A&M University, the University
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were disciplined for various hazing activities.
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