1. Hazing issues a sense of unity. 1. Many die while in the process.
             2. The process teaches the one being hazed about himself and his brothers. 2. Nothing but hatred and ignorance comes out of situations in this process.
             3. Hazing helps you down the line with personal struggles, it teaches you about life. 3. Hazing is an abuse of personal rights that can have debilitating and life-threatening consequences.
             4. It is intense, extremely trying and not pleasant for the most part, but some things that are difficult to endure are, in deed, sweet to remember. 4. Hazing has been associated with more than 50 deaths in college fraternities and countless more physical injuries including paralysis, not to mention the devastating emotional effects that can result for so many young men and women.
             Should we view hazing as a life experience or as a threat to life?
             Hazing as a whole, due to the entire hazards it creates, should be eliminated.
             Many, while in the hazing process, die or get seriously injured.
             Hazing has been associated with more than 50 deaths in college fraternities and countless more physical injuries including paralysis, not to mention the devastating emotional effects that can result for so many young men and women.
             What is true of some is true of many, maybe all.
             Nothing but hatred and ignorance comes out of situations in this process.
             In Auburn University in Alabama, two national fraternities expressed shock when confronted with evidence that white fraternity boys think it's hilarious to dress up in blackface. In fact, this kind of humor has appealed to the lowest common denominator in white fraternity life for some time, and one reason nobody's done anything about it may be that the situation is considered hopeless.
             Commonly held belief in society.
             Henry Leon, a college student, at the University at Buffalo.
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