In that case, I heartily disagree. In that case, I heartily disagree. I've had parties thrown in the house I live in.
Parties are a privilege.
A house that you can actually live in is a right. It's perfectly understandable to be skeptical that the school will enforce every single policy, but how dare you pretend that it's some horrible crime against the student body when they do. Because I can assure you, for those of us who actually like to sleep at night, it'd be a crime NOT have these policies. Even with the biggest party I've ever seen, I don't think there were 50 people. No offense, but from the way I've seen drunk, stoned and conceited college students act, I think having a babysitter is a good idea.