Greek life on a college campus is a major part of student life. Greek life makes students feel like they have a foundation to stand on when it is time to network with the professional world. Yet, students do not understand that Greek life has it toxic con on student’s professional career, who choose to go down that path. The Greek life’s hazing, alcohol, cost, black culture, and Alcorn’s part could or already be toxic to someone 's professional career. To begin with, the Greek life’s hazing factor is toxic to someone 's professional career. In, “The Dark Power of Fraternities,” author Caitlin Flanagan, a regular contributor to The Atlantic and a former staff writer for The New Yorker, explains the hazing problem of Greek life: “The number of lawsuits that involve paddling gone wrong, or branding that necessitated skin grafts, or a particular variety of sexual torture reserved for hazing and best not described in the gentle pages of this magazine, is astounding” (180). In other words, that the amount of claims that were brought to a court of law include beat someone with a paddle as a punishment that turns out badly, or mark with a branding iron in the human skin, or a specific acts of activities that connected with physical attraction that inflicting severe pain on someone as a punishment reserved for tasks as part of a program of rigorous physical training and initiation. But this is “best not described in the gentle pages of this magazine, is astounding.” Additionally,