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Sometimes, too, when he frightens me, it seems that he is a bulldog I have taken for a plaything, like some of the 'frat' girls, and he is tugging hard, and showing his teeth, and threatening to break loose."

Where 'AKO' shows indecision is in its treatment of the contradictory nature of frats. It definitely takes a clear moral stand, but too often does the production simply lean from horrific scenes of hazing and psychological torture to broad comedy.

Netizens were also quick to take a screenshot of the post and comments section on Farolan's deleted post, where he also suggested creating a "composite strike team of all UP frats." "Pwede rin na ALL UP FRATS vs.

Although the FAA and industry organizations have developed flight risk assessment tools (FRATs) to help pilots identify and manage risks, these tools often use a simplistic numerical scoring system that will produce a "go" decision when significant risk is still present.

FRATs take emotions and subjective thinking out of the decision.

Wesleyan's decision was partially spurred by its student government association, which called for the campus' three remaining all-male frats to become co-ed.

The sociologists and history experts Luarca spoke with said that frats, like all organizations, are 'morally neutral...

The best way to illustrate this is to look at some FRATs that capture the concept behind these tools.

To date, five frats and two sororities have agreed to Colgate's purchasing terms.

But helmets claim they gained sufficient trust of the frats here (on condition that neither houses nor universities be named) to capture straight-up reality.

The popular view is that students join frats because of 'connections,' but many also have the shorter-term motivation of having a more exciting social life in college.