University of Maryland frats push back against suspension. Father whose son died after hazing supports decision

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Fraternities are pushing back against the University of Maryland’s suspension of 35 Greek organizations on the College Park campus.

Some fraternity presidents say the move to ban recruiting and any social activities involving alcohol unfairly targets fraternities and sororities following the rules.

“Social activities are about to hit an all-time low,” a student said. “I mean for God’s sake, mental health is already horrible at this school and now they want to shut down a major foundation of what a lot of people do.”

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