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Pledged
- Author: Robbins, Alexandra.
- Publisher: Hachette Books
- Pages: 433
- Publication Date: 2005-07-06
- Edition: Reprint
- Binding: Paperback
- MSRP: 16
- ISBN13: 9780786888597
- ISBN: 0786888598
- Language: en
- Store Location: Teen
- "Book cover image may be different than what appears on the actual book."
2015 Edition: With a New Preface, Afterword, and Updates.

"Alexandra Robbins rips into the secret, sordid underbelly of sororities."--Vanity Fair

Updated ten years after it is original publication, Pledged by Alexandra Robbins is as timely today as it was when first published. With salacious breaking news about fraternities and sororities shocking the general public (and members themselves) Pledged exposes what really goes on behind the facades of some of these Greek organizations. Robbins, an investigative journalist, went undercover as a sorority sister; her expose is a breathtaking narrative of tumultuous breakups, fights, drunk driving, stalkers, cover-ups, predation by faculty and staff, theft, rape, and an abundance of drugs and alcohol, and much, much more.
Country USA
Brand Hachette
Manufacturer Hachette Books
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 9780786888597
ReleaseDate 2005-07-06
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780786888597

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