How are school sports activities impacted by court cases and legislation?

Feb 13, 2015  |  No Comment

Student participation in extra-curricular activities such as football and soccer are good ways for schools to promote academic performance, school spirit, pride and discipline. With [&hellip

Who has time to haze?

Sep 30, 2013  |  No Comment

Edward Waters College (EWC) recognized National Hazing Prevention Week (September 23 – September 27) during its September chapel service. The service was hosted by Delta [&hellip

Is it time to “Stand for the Silent?”

May 7, 2012  |  No Comment

The famous expression, “sticks and stones may break my bones but words shall never harm me” is obsolete in this day and time for many [&hellip

The Sociological Lense and Problem of Hazing

Mar 31, 2012  |  No Comment

By Patricia Warren Hightower, Ph.D. In the United States, hazing has increasingly become a problem in high schools, fraternities and sororities, athletic teams, and other [&hellip

How is hazing a part of the K-12 culture?

Feb 5, 2012  |  8 Comments

The Super Bowl is one of the most exciting entertainment events of the year.  It represents the best two football teams competing for the coveted [&hellip