antihazing造句

• Each state is going to have to have an antihazing law.
• The NCAA leaves antihazing enforcement to the discretion of each member school.
• Last week, Poole implored the 1, 700 cadets to strictly adhere to the antihazing policy.
• Someone has died from hazing every year since 1970, said Hank Nuwer, who maintains an antihazing Web site.
• Forty-one states have antihazing laws _ including Massachusetts since 1984 _ so what is permitted in one place may be prohibited in another.
• Nuwer said awareness of the problem has climbed in recent years, and new antihazing laws have been passed, but incidents are more skillfully covered up than they were in the past.
• "Believe it or not, that's not an unusual reaction, " said Eileen Stevens of Sayville, N . Y ., an antihazing crusader who has spoken at some 700 colleges in the 22 years since her son, Chuck Stenzel, died of acute alcohol poisoning and exposure resulting from a fraternity hazing at Alfred.
• So they cannot comprehend the volcanic fallout from the nocturnal gathering : the actions of classmate Corey LaTulippe, a fourth-string walk-on goalie who has left school and is playing on a junior team in Rochester, N . Y ., after filing a suit against the university and seven players in which he alleges that his civil rights were violated, his privacy invaded, and he was the victim of assault and battery; the scathing report by the Vermont attorney general, who called for the enactment of an antihazing law and blasted the school for lax early procedures before it complied with a state investigation; the outrage among observers and especially administrators around the nation who denounced the supposed bonding rituals as acts of depravity and vowed to be more vigilant in policing their own athletes; and, worst of all, the decision by the university to cancel the final 15 games of the season.