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I have often wondered why the student body does not show up for games. Last week I read the notice in the Daily Campus about the Texas State Law concerning hazing. Well it is apparent that the act of requesting students to attend and watch a football game could be considered inflicting mental anguish upon them, therefore one could be considered guilty of hazing.

I miss the good ol' days.

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this is more like SMU...

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come to think of it... wasn't she in Tedford's Intro to Psyc class around fall '93?

Originally posted by yesindeedydoody:
I have often wondered why the student body does not show up for games. Last week I read the notice in the Daily Campus about the Texas State Law concerning hazing. Well it is apparent that the act of requesting students to attend and watch a football game could be considered inflicting mental anguish upon them, therefore one could be considered guilty of hazing.

I miss the good ol' days.

Nah, only groups that contribute positivly to the university could possibly be found guilty of hazing...

Originally posted by couch 'em:
Nah, only groups that contribute positivly to the university could possibly be found guilty of hazing...

EXCATLY!