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When a student heads off to college, families in Navarro County and across Texas envision a future filled with learning, growth, and new friendships. What no parent expects is that their child will be subjected to dangerous, demeaning, or even life-threatening acts disguised as "tradition" or "bonding." Yet, every year, students at Texas universities, just like those in hundreds of schools nationwide, face the grim reality of hazing. It could be an initiation night event at an off-campus house where a student from Navarro County is pressured to drink far beyond safe limits or endure physical abuse. Older members might be filming on phones, chanting, and laughing, while the student feels trapped between loyalty to the group and their own safety. If someone gets hurt – falls, vomits, or collapses – the immediate fear might be about "getting the chapter shut down" rather than ensuring the student's well-being. This scenario isn't a distant possibility; it's a stark reality that can unfold at any Texas university—including those where Navarro County families send their children. Universities such as the University of Houston, Texas A&M University, the University of Texas at Austin, Southern Methodist University, and Baylor University, all institutions within reach or…
