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And trust me, I know. I live in the state that is most notoriously known for alcohol consumption and went to the college known for getting wasted Thursday through Sunday. Embarrassingly, there were quite a few shots of said school in this documentary. See 2 other replies

The question isn't whether or not he should have had "experience" in drinking already. That is besides the point. The point of the matter is, these frats should not be "initiating" their new members by trying their very best to get these people as drunk as possible, regardless of how much "experience" they have going in. Sure, this kid could have drank a few beers in high school; he may have even had a pretty high alcohol tolerance, who knows. The issue at hand is that he was most likely pressured to drink by an organization he wanted to join to the point of death--hence, the infamous term of frat and sorority "Hazings."

To answer your question of why we never hear of tragic drinking deaths in countries with no age limits? Probably because they don't have sadistic, society-approved rituals like we do. See 2 other replies

You sound like a frat-douche. See 2 other replies

Gordie seemed like a nice kid. Had a friend who died of alcohol poisoning (wasn't in a frat) but I can relate.

Just another senseless death to alcohol. Sad.

Michigan universities already have these groups. I really doubt that there is a college/university that doesn't have one. You should check out the campus life groups and join one of them.

This is not unusual for any college campus. So many people don’t care that alcohol can kill. We’ve all seen it. However, so many will just drink and drink and drink, regardless of the aftermath.

Now a days, when someone dies from alcohol poisoning, people automatically blame the parents, friends, etc. But the real question is at what age are people responsible for their own actions? It’s not that the information is not out there. Information is EVERYwhere. Most colleges even have seminars about the dangers of drinking too much. However, too many at this age believe that it will “never happen to me”.

Anyway, this was not that interesting of a documentary about college life/frat life/drinking. Not for anyone who has been through it.

All I can is Grow UP. At some point you will have to deal with the consequences of your actions and sometimes a consequence will be paid with your life.

haha wow thats so sad..

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Title	Haze (2008)
Runtime	1 hr. 21 min.
Studio	SnagFilms
Genres	News and Information
Description	On the afternoon of September 16, 2004, a joyous 18-year-old, Lynn Gordon Bailey Jr., pledged Chi Psi Fraternity at the University of Colorado. The next morning he was found dead, a victim of an irresponsible hazing ritual involving alcohol. A sad situation, but made even worse because it was so preventable. Every year, a staggering 1,700 college students face the same fate. Another 100,000 are victims of sexual assault as a result of heavy drinking. But no one working on a national level to change a culture that puts our young people in peril. Until now. HAZE is a feature documentary, created with the intent of placing a focus on the issues of binge drinking, alcohol-laden hazing rituals, and rapid-fire drinking games. Simply stated, the film’s goal is to save lives and prevent harm. Harm that would never have happened if a few crucial steps had been followed by friends, by fraternity brothers and sisters, family members or peers. HAZE won’t end irresponsible drinking but it will be the first chapter in an educational process for parents and young adults--teaching us what to do and what to look out for in order to “save a life.”

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