The campaign includes advertisements that show glassy-eyed youths wearing clothes stained with vomit, urine, and drool. Others show students passed out next to trash cans or clinging to a toilet bowl. The fraternity pleaded no contest to 86 counts of purchasing alcohol for underage drinkers. Wynne, who was celebrating his acceptance to the fraternity, was found dead the morning after a night of drinking at the fraternity house and at a party sponsored by the fraternity at a bar. The measure was sparked by alcohol related deaths in Virginia during the fall 1997 semester.
Kids see it as a game.
Yet the school doesn't do anything about it. Even drug and alcohol violations shouldn't override an adult's right to privacy. An adult student, for better or worse, is still an adult. .