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When the crisp autumn air returns to North Texas, bringing with it the excitement of college life, families across the City of Lewisville often send their children off to universities across the state with hopes for academic success and enriching experiences. For many, this includes participation in Greek life, athletic teams, or other valued student organizations. However, beneath the surface of camaraderie and tradition, a darker shadow can lurk: hazing. Imagine this scenario: It's "initiation night" at an off-campus fraternity house near one of Texas's prominent universities. A student from the City of Lewisville, eager to prove their loyalty and secure their place within the brotherhood, is being pressured to consume an entire bottle of liquor—far beyond safe limits. Other students film on their phones, chanting and laughing, as the pledge's eyes glaze over and their movements become unsteady. Suddenly, they collapse, vomiting violently, but nobody wants to call 911. They're afraid of "getting the chapter shut down" or "getting in trouble" with the university. The student feels trapped, caught between a dangerous sense of loyalty to the group and a desperate need for help. This chilling vignette isn't a rare occurrence; it's a tragically common one, and it could…