Hazing : Myths of Hazing Myth #1: Hazing is a problem primarily
for fraternities and sororities primarily. - Fact: Hazing is a
societal problem. Hazing incidents have been frequently
documented in the military, athletic teams, marching bands,
professional schools and other types of clubs, and
organizations. Data shows that 55% of college students involved
in clubs, teams, and organizations experience hazing Myth #2:
Hazing is no more than foolish pranks that sometimes go awry. -
Fact: Hazing is an act of power and control over others. It
creates victims, not stronger people. It is pre-meditated and in
no way accidental. It is abusive, degrading, and can be
extremely dangerous. Myth #3: As long as there is no malicious
intent, a little hazing is alright. Fact: You and/or your
organization can still be found in violation of the OSU Code of
Student Conduct whether or not you had malicious intent or
positive intentions. Life-threatening incidents have occurred
during “good intentioned” scavenger hunts and kidnapp