Beach Runner said:Or as we say about some of our neighbors here in GA, "Too much green, not enough blue."
Well said.
Beach Runner said:Or as we say about some of our neighbors here in GA, "Too much green, not enough blue."
Suncat said:That behavior seems more typical of high school and even then, more of a thing of the past. I never saw this in my sorority or any other on campus. If the sorority or fraternity is national and not just local, they have strict policies against hazing due to potential lawsuits and reputation. I guess I thought that these days kids were more sopisticated and not so easily pressured by that age by such ridiculous stuff. Like djarg said, I hope all Southern campuses aren't so backward these days.
Just my 2 cents too.
Had to wait 'til I could run that one up at home - worth the wait!!RiverOtter said:
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:clap_1:Suncat said:When my son was at UT/Knoxville, I knew of at least 2 frats that were in trouble at the time. So I guess I shouldn't be totally clueless. From the alumni publications, I just know that the nationals can give strict probation or can close down a chapter for hazing. More scary stuff for us parents to worry about!
You got a kid in colledge? I thought you were in your early 30's .... :scratch: Well.... I guess thats possible 
OhioBeachBum said:Had to wait 'til I could run that one up at home - worth the wait!!:funn:
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RiverOtter said:You got a kid in colledge? I thought you were in your early 30's .... :scratch: Well.... I guess thats possible
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Suncat said:My children are 19 and 24, so I guess that makes me about......well OK...50.
Maybe I sound younger since I teach at a high school and am always around teenagers. Nice to know that anyway!!![]()