Since the term “hazing” is apparently open to such broad interpretation, I would like to take time to make the following announcement; I am going to formally press charges against all of my professors this semester under University Rule 24.3.3, which states: “Any act that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student.”
With mental and emotional stress and anxiety as a given, I would also like to offer the lack of sleep and that nauseous feeling you get when you get your test back as proof of physical hazing.
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