. >> i interviewed irving janice, who passed away at yale, who invented the group think theory, and he said a lot of hazing is all about comradery, and none of us can get enough pats on the back >> indeed. does a ban on pledging mean more hazing? >> welcome back, the fraternity that bloomberg news has reported as having the most fraternity related deaths is sigma alpha epsilon. but will this change hazing? i was in the greek system, and i remember all too well that the national organizations instructing chapters to do something didn't necessarily comply. do you really think that getting rid of pledging really means getting rid of haying? >haying? not necessarily. i think what we'll see in the implementation stage what will happen. but you're absolutely right. there are things that happen at a national organization that are important. because that sets the tone and it's what we value and put our resources, so that's important. and i applaud their effort in making a bold move. whether it transfers to every organization, we'll see. but things don't always go along with all of our organiza

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