2.  force (freshman, fraternity, initiates, etc..) to do humiliating or ridiculous tasks; bully.  Form of bullying

3.  Not allowing a group of members or individuals to sleep or eat  Changing someone's appearance (i.e. forcing them to wear something or shaving their head)  Name calling, insulting, or yelling at an individual or group  Forcing an individual to use drugs or drink alcohol  Physical abuse (i.e. spanking, paddling, or swatting)  Forcing an individual to perform sexual acts  Locking an individual or group in a confined space  Prohibiting an individual or group from participating in any activity (i.e. going to school events, returning to their residence, or attending classes)  Forcing individuals to do personal errands for other members

4.  Hazing is a problem because it is pretty much the same thing as bullying.!  It can cause emotional and mental abuse and also physical abuse.  Its also caused death. Whether it was suicide or a humiliating task gone wrong.

5.  Hazing mostly takes place in college at frat houses.  It has taken place in clubs or groups  High school; football, baseball, soccer, volleyball; any sport or any group.  Gangs; you have to do some pretty grusome things…

6.  Wearing costumes  Shouting horrible things ‘Ask me about my weiner’  Having sexual intercourse  Beating someone up/being beat.  Robbing someone  Maybe even killing someone..  Being ducktaped to the wall  The list goes on…

7. PRO’S  There are no pro’s to hazing  Some people might say that you become a stronger person  You become tougher CON’S  Suicide  Murder  Emotional problems  Physical abuse  Make you feel small  Feel bad about yourself  Can cause someone else to commit suicide

9.  At present in the United States, 44 states have anti- hazing laws. Connecticut is one of the 44 states.  Since 1970, there has been at least one hazing-related death on a college campus each year.  The first recorded incident of hazing involving sexual abuse occurred in 1983. Other hazing incidents involving sexual intimidation, nudity or stimulation, have been increasing in their frequency since 1995.  Among high school students, close to 25 percent of students reported being hazed when joining a sports team.  Eighty two percent of deaths from hazing involve alcohol.

10. Don’t haze…