Oh yeah, I've heard of similar hazing incidents. Hazing just seems like one of the stupidest things ever and only gets people in trouble with the cops, hurt, or as you mentioned, dead. I mean making someone do something silly and humiliating isn't all that bad if there's no risk of them getting physically hurt or harmed by it just to "prove their loyalty" to the frat, but when it involves something illegal, risky, or just outright dangerous, that's definitely going way too far.

But yeah, throughout all the years I was at Seton Hall, I never saw or heard of any hazing incidents, so either they were very low-key or they just plain didn't happen. But then again, Seton Hall is mainly a small, Catholic university, so it's probably not the best example to use for this.