Intoxication is so, so out.
Three years ago, the University of Miami began its own crackdown after former sophomore Michael Schoeppner pleaded guilty to false imprisonment in the case of two freshman women who were sexually assaulted during a booze-flowing fraternity party. But what the crusading universities have found is that one of their most effective weapons is the students themselves. Two-thirds of those who responded said they had four or fewer drinks per party. Sixty-six percent had turned down an offer for drugs or alcohol within the past month. Officials at the University of Florida, which also participated in the national Core Alcohol and Other Drug Survey, found similar patterns.