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Jocks Gone Wild: Hazing Pictures Posted On Internet...

Jocks Gone Wild: Hazing Pictures Posted On Internet...
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The indiscretions of college students -- whether it is binge drinking, cheating or hazing -- may be old school, but universities now face the new reality that their students' misbehavior will eventually be exposed on the Internet.

By the students themselves.

This new challenge to college administrators was underscored this week when the Web site badjocks.com posted photographs from a hazing by the Northwestern women's soccer team, leading to the team's suspension. Yesterday, badjocks.com followed up with photos from freshman, varsity and club team initiations at 12 other colleges, complete with links to the teams' rosters.

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