Yes, but you need more info first

You meet with the Delta Delta steward, an unsurprisingly chubby girl, a legacy Tier 1 whose mother and grandmother pledged to Delta Delta in generations past (and were likely far more attractive, you tell yourself).

From the conversation, you gain an understanding of when the girls eat, who attends what meals, and you also think that it'll help if Erin changes the sorority eating schedule around so that the weight-loss drug routine can be implemented quickly and safely with effects on all the girls.

Currently pledging freshmen Delta Deltas have breakfast at the sorority house every day as part of their pledging routine, as well as dinners seven nights of the week.

But seniors like Erin and Morghen, especially those that don’t live in the sorority house anymore, attend very infrequently, sometimes only once a week for the mandatory Sunday dinner.

Several girls eat more regularly, including lunch ordered from their own private purses during the school week.

So you need something effective but that won’t overdose anyone who eats at the house a dozen or more times a week.