Hazing: A dangerous tradition

February 5, 2012 6:49 AM

Hazing has been a tragic practice on American campuses since the first recorded death of a Cornell student in 1873, with alcohol a major contributor. "Sunday Morning" correspondent Tracy Smith looks into the culture and history of hazing, and how parents of one hazing victim are trying to reverse a deadly trend.

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