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What is your organization's definition of the pledge process/period?
If it's something like "getting to know" the fellow members, pledge members, learning fraternity history and traditions, then I fail to see how that is done during the very limited hours of 7-11pm even if you had activities every day for four hours, for the total two weeks. That's not including activities like interacting with fellow Greeks, formal meetings, social or service events, study sessions, and informal events just to hang out.
I'm old school, but if you were a pledge, "pledging" was 24/7, not somewhere within a four-hour window for less than two weeks.
You may not be able to answer this here, but what, other than doing menial tasks and looking forward to having the social status of a cockroach for a semester/year, do you actually get out of this "pledging" experience?
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