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rucky Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jun-21-06 03:10 AM
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2. I think the writer has way too broad of a definition of hazing...
because wearing beanies is not the same as being paddled, and both are considered "hazing"

Now, what I think he's describing I would not consider hazing: the creation of artificial barriers put upon a group that they must overcome can work to build a sense of community and self-confidence - just as long as their safety is assured and the person laying the barriers is responsible and professional.

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