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“They will have to treat it like a fraternity and Sorority of the case,” said Walter m., President Kimbrough Philander Smith College. “You close the band for several years.”
It would be a blow for great historical black University, known as much for the marching band as for academics. But it required a single word Kimbrough, author of “black Greece 101: culture, customs and the challenge of black fraternities and Sororities,” which examined the culture of Greece are black, including hazing.
Over the last decade, there have been two major incidents of hazing involving FAMU’s marching 100. At least 30 members of the band have been suspended this semester for hazing incidents, according to a recent report from Tallahassee.
“If this is the fraternity’s death, chapter get suspended. It’s the most daring, most controversial school can, “said Kimbrough, adding that if he had to make a call, people will call for his head.”But it’s the right thing to do. This is the band’s most famous Universities in the country, black or white. How do you deal with these entities face University? “