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August 6, 2007

College Administrators Charged With Aggravated Hazing

From NPR.com: A prosecutor in New Jersey has brought criminal charges of "aggravated hazing" against five people, including two college administrators, in connection with the death of a student from alcohol poisoning at the Phi Kappa Tau house at Rider University. What makes the case unusual is that neither of the school's officials was present at the fraternity party. Reporter Darryl Isherwood of The Times of Trenton talks with Jacki Lyden. Listen. . . [Mark Godsey]

August 6, 2007 in Criminal Justice Policy | Permalink

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