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    1) The document discusses a webinar organized by CHED Region 7 about hazing during the recruitment process of fraternities and sororities. 2) It defines hazing as any activity that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers someone joining or participating in a group, regardless of their willingness. Hazing is common in social groups and organizations. 3) While fraternities were originally formed as brotherhoods for support, hazing new members has become a controversial tradition that should be made illegal everywhere as it can hurt people physically and mentally. Initiation should not involve hazing or violence.

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    1) The document discusses a webinar organized by CHED Region 7 about hazing during the recruitment process of fraternities and sororities. 2) It defines hazing as any activity that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers someone joining or participating in a group, regardless of their willingness. Hazing is common in social groups and organizations. 3) While fraternities were originally formed as brotherhoods for support, hazing new members has become a controversial tradition that should be made illegal everywhere as it can hurt people physically and mentally. Initiation should not involve hazing or violence.

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    1) The document discusses a webinar organized by CHED Region 7 about hazing during the recruitment process of fraternities and sororities. 2) It defines hazing as any activity that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers someone joining or participating in a group, regardless of their willingness. Hazing is common in social groups and organizations. 3) While fraternities were originally formed as brotherhoods for support, hazing new members has become a controversial tradition that should be made illegal everywhere as it can hurt people physically and mentally. Initiation should not involve hazing or violence.

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    1) The document discusses a webinar organized by CHED Region 7 about hazing during the recruitment process of fraternities and sororities. 2) It defines hazing as any activity that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers someone joining or participating in a group, regardless of their willingness. Hazing is common in social groups and organizations. 3) While fraternities were originally formed as brotherhoods for support, hazing new members has become a controversial tradition that should be made illegal everywhere as it can hurt people physically and mentally. Initiation should not involve hazing or violence.

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    Engreso, Geralyn M.

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    REFLECTION PAPER

    With more and more reported cases of student deaths due to hazing, ched region 7 has organized a
    webinar about the recruitment process of fraternities and sororities which is called hazing. The webinar
    was entitled "ALANG SA KAAYOHAN NI JUAN UG JUANA SA SULOD UG GAWAS SA
    ESKWELA: "A WEBINAR ON RA 11053-THE ANTI-HAZING ACT OF 2018". According to
    Wikipedia, “Hazing is any activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that
    humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers them regardless of a person’s willingness to participate."
    Hazing is seen in many different types of social groups, including gangs, sports teams, schools, cliques,
    universities, military units, prisons, fraternities and sororities, and even workplaces in some cases. The
    initiation rites can range from relatively benign pranks to protracted patterns of behavior that rise to the
    level of abuse or criminal misconduct. Hazing is often prohibited by law or institutions such as colleges
    and universities because it may include either physical or psychological abuse, such as humiliation,
    nudity, or sexual abuse.

    Fraternity in the early times is kind of brotherhood, it is where they formed a group of friend to help
    each one of them, where members must bond, interact and live together over the period of the college life
    or for some High School life. This club becomes a place for members to meet, socialize and create
    friendship amongst other members. As a result each member gains recognition, sense of belonging in a
    family and an ability to feel needed and wanted by the club. One of the most controversial legacies left to
    the modern fraternity or sorority by past generations is the tradition of physical, psychological, or
    emotional testing of its potential members as a rite of passage to full membership. Hazing is a brutal
    practice that ought to be made illegal in each state so that no individual can be hurt both physically and
    mentally. It is improper to employ hazing to initiate someone into a group since it encourages the use of
    violence. The problem is that many mistakenly think hazing and initiation are the same things when they
    are not. These are very different because although hazing is dangerous, initiation is harmless.

    The psychological motivation for hazing is to foster unity, yet hazing actually undermines unity. How
    can that foster comradery? When people are hazed, they lose their identity and nobility. As violence
    humiliates and weakens a person, it cannot foster a sense of teamwork. Too many young, talented men
    had been thrown away. There had been so many crushed dreams. There had been so many broken
    families. The social structure has evolved into a vast, dark abyss that drags these young, promising men to
    their deaths. Despite having noble and respectable principles, the fraternity as an organization has
    degraded into a violent gang.

    Hazing is improper in every way, as any moral and intelligent person can perceive. Students may live
    with the harmful effects of hazing for the rest of their lives. Several of the universities where hazing is
    practiced failed to punish offenders severely enough. As hazing encourages aggression, physically
    degrades victims, and leaves them with emotional wounds, it calls for more severe punishment. The
    safety of students nationwide would be ensured by outlawing hazing in every state.

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