Despite mounting evidence of the dangers of hazing, including tragic deaths, fraternities continue to engage in this dangerous tradition, as highlighted by the recent legislation aimed at curbing it.
The Stop Campus Hazing Act, which compels colleges to report hazing incidents and implement prevention programs, has garnered support from parents of victims like Max Gruver, emphasizing the need for public awareness.
Steve Gruver expresses the need for transparency in fraternity activities, stating that if his family had been aware of Phi Delta Theta's hazing violations, they would have reconsidered his son's pledge.
Repeated promises by Greek life leadership to address hazing have not led to significant change, indicating a persistent reluctance to abandon a tradition that poses real threats to student safety.
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