status, aggression and fraternities

This topic submitted by Gus Misuraca and Joey Gomberg (jgomberg@hotmail.com) at 2:55 pm on 2/2/01. Additions were last made on Wednesday, February 21, 2001. Section: Myers.

Our topic is social status with an emphasis on aggression and criminal behavior. We have decided to examine fraternities. There seems to be a high level of competition among fraternities, leading to aggressive behavior. For instance, a number of fraternities have been shut down over the past several years as a result of unacceptable behavior. We are studying the connection between interfraternity competition and aggression.

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