> Yes, it's called an off-campus apartment. Students have been drinking in them for centuries. Agreed as a generality. But we are discussing Stanford in partic

> Yes, it's called an off-campus apartment. Students have been drinking in them for centuries. Agreed as a generality. But we are discussing Stanford in particular and you were replying to this: > Sure, there are just very few Stanford undergrads who live off-campus. And most Stanford undergrads would not choose to live off-campus in order to be able to party more. The local effectiveness and externalities of rules, no matter how widespread or time honored, still depend on their local context.