<p>The new policy is simply to enforce campus, local and state laws, nothing more. The school really has no choice or it will get sued. It actually has very liberal alcohol policies, they let it flow at fraternities and leave it up to the fraternity organization things to punish frats for serving to underage students, they don’t go after the students themselves as much.</p>
<p>Also, as for driving drunk, W&L students seem to be very aware of that possibility. The Wednesday of the Honors Scholarship Competition, there were two frat parties going on. The first, which was the one I went to, was at a house right next to campus, and the second, sigma alpha epsilon if I remember correctly, was at an off-campus house but they had pledges (including my host) spend the night driving people back and forth, so no one who got drunk drove back.</p>