University
King asks greeks to stop hazing
By Alii t* Thornton
T morale) Reporter
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In his sperr li king empha
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lishing ,i ImI.uh e Irolvvoon lilt1
mam lives a student lends In
trvmg to .11 him i that btdanr *•
king said main students will
sutlci
The suffering results from the
si i ess ul making so main
i Iron es betueen ai tn ilies ai a
demit s and personal and sm ial
lives, k mg said
As mm h as I d like to have
the youth that you students
have I wouldn t go I mi k for .ill
the tea ill t llllla king said
I've .dreads made del isions
that \ on h.n e s el to make
king said more than U pet
tent ol students will ( liange
their majors om e and at per
i eiil " ill i halige their ma|ors
In i( e
\iliet\ pen ent ot vou " ill
forgot most ol " hat we teal It
\oii king said
king said mam students
bring the negative exponent e
ol pin sii al or ps\i hologir al
abuse from home with them to
si I tool I le i (impaled frater nits
ha/mg to this abuse
I was a prolix good Ita/et in
nn das and it "as leellx
sir k king said < lur found
ors never meant for this to hap
pen
Some initiations mas iin hide
ha/mg without the chapter re
ali/ing it is aliusne to pledges
I’h.iln tn Martin I In.-!
fraternity adyiser ftl Kinii from Hradley I nieersity attributed
ureek lia/ini; ot pledges to the day-to-day stress encountered
In fraternity members
Hazing is doing anything
mhi wouldi) I want void pat
fills lo m i- or a national oflniu
king said lla/.ing is
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something you wouldn't put on
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rush yveek
king encouraged (r.ilernities
.uid sororities to conduct theii
initiations with ( lass and stvle
I lazing should he abandoned
hc( anse it i ontradii Is the ideals
that were set up by founders of
the fraternity system
W ithout hazing, students (.an
establish strong trusting rcla
tionships with theii peers king
said
The problem of abuse in haz
mg often results from stress
king said
"Who do you take your stress
out oil?” king asked I he
pledges? let's not play games
u ith them
king at. has spread his mes
sage m more than Jail present.!
turns across the country lie is
an olfii ei and member of the
Sigma < In f raternity
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