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WESTERN CAROLINIAN EDITORIAL November 17,1999 Editorial Before you lash out, Let us explain by Seth R. Sams News Editor By the time you reach this page, most have surely huffed and puffed over this week's front page issue dealing with an alleged hazing, reported just recently. Some will write the Western Carolinian prior to the Christmas break, and will repeatedly tell the Carolinian staff how incompetent they are. This will surely be fol- lowed by remarks concerning "public service," and the many positive roles played by Greek organizations at this university. Just to head-off such accusations, everyone should know that no one is trying to contest the fact that Greeks play a significant role on campus, and that they do quite a bit of good work throughout the local community. They do. Yet, a story on hazing is a story that will pop up in every news section for years to follow, and has been in at least one issue every year in the past. Certain years, there were multiple stories about hazing incidents. Whether anyone likes it or not, hazing is an issue on this campus and almost every other campus in America. Since that is the case, the Carolinian has no choice but to cover such allegations, especially allegations that very well may lead to a lawsuit. The choice the Carolinian has made is not to make this an attack on Greeks. Seth R. Sams It is not. If anything, one would hope that this issue being brought once again to the forefront should unite Greek organizations on campus to prevent hazing in the future, and to avoid any more situations like this one. It is true that Greeks have worked hard to deter hazing, including alcohol-related hazing. The Communications Director at the National Headquarters for Lambda Chi even stated that his organization spends somewhere around $400,000 every year towards curbing the use of hazing and alcohol in official functions involving new members. No matter the amount of effort put into ending hazing and alcohol use by fraternities, some might find loopholes, of sorts, in the policies made by fraternities concerning hazing. The university, however has its own definition of hazing, and violating the university's rules is usually followed by some strict penalties.The university's definition includes many criteria, but also, very simply, "alcohol use." So, members of Greek organizations may feel that the tine line they're being made to walk is unfair, and the administrations of universities and fraternities may think it is necessary. Either way, it is a problem. It is not the Carolinian's place to decide whether alcohol use in pledge related functions should or should not be allowed, but we do have to inform people of the facts as they are given to us by reputable sources, so that Greeks, administrators, and independant students can all understand the problem and make their own decisions and judgments. That's all we want to do. That's really all we CAN do. Y2KATAM0UNTS C WESTERN ^j AROLINIA N Phone: 227-7267 • Fax: 227-7043 • e-mail: carolinian@wcu.edu PO Box 66 • Cullowhee NC • 28723 Don Costello, Editor-in-Chief Daniel Hooker, Sports Editor Crystal Frame, Managing Editor Nichole Hardy. Production Manager Seth R. Sams, News Editor Laura Hyatt, Advertising Manager Jeffrey Sykes, Asst. News Editor Emily Moore. Opy Editor Alex Esmon, Features Fxiitor Virginia Sloop, Web Designer Contributing Writers Mary Beth frigate, Todd Higgmson, Heather Johnson, Brett Knight, Jeff Lcatheiwood, Define Mcrritt, Johnnie "Bravo" Mickel, Dawn Pasley, Mike Poston, Holly Rhodarmer, Mart Rogers John Moore, Advisor Open 2 p. m. until 5 p. m., Monday through Fiiday. Staff meetings tire held on Tuesdays at 7 p. m. The Carolinian welcomes letters from its reader!. Letters printed contain the expressions and values of their authors. The Western Carolinian reserves the right to refuse publication of tetters containing defamatory statements or obscenities All entries must be signed and no longer than 250 words. Oh? Yeah... We're Ready Sound Off Something on your mind? Want the campus to know? Send a Letter to the Editor! How can you send us your letter? V E-mail it to carolinian@wcu.edu, Subject: Letter to the Editor V Mail it to PO Box 66, Cullowhee, NC 28723 V Fax it to (828) 227-7043 V Bring it to the Carolinian offices in the Old Student Union The Carolinian reserves the right to edit Letters for length. Letters should be no longer than 250 words. Letters must be signed.
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