The frequency of binge drinking at fraternities and sororities leads to an "Animal House" style of living. (Dr. Henry Wechsler, Harvard University) Students celebrate the end of the week by flocking to local bars for $2 pitchers. They prepare for the big game by tailgating in the parking lots with coolers full of beer. Fraternities use keg parties to help recruit new pledges.

As college students return to campus for the new school year, events like these will be repeated throughout the country. If students aren't more careful experts say tragic events like the drinking binge that killed Louisiana State University student Benjamin Wynne and caused three others to be hospitalized could be repeated.

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In conclusion I feel that yes college frats should be banned if they are involved in hazing-any act of embarrassment, discomfort, harassment, or ridicule, or any other deadly games. Fraternities should be informed of how dangerous alcohol is and what harm it can to if consumed to fast and too much. They should also reemphasize scholarship and public service to them. That should make college life safer and more productive for everyone, including young adults learning to enjoy alcohol responsibly.

So this leads to my question should frats be banned? The stereotype of college fraternities making merry fools of them may be amusing in the movies, but in real life it's no joke. Alcohol abuse is a major healt

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