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September 13, 2004
Students Observing and Scrutinizing
England recently legalized human cloning for medical research purposes. Do you think America should too?? |
Joseph Young Art Major
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Jasmine Williamson
Undeclared
-16-
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Lisa Casey
Elementary Education
-22-
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| “Yes. If I was to make someone accidentally mad, I’d like to know there’s an official person who knows how to use the gun to protect me.” |
“No. Most of the things can be dealt with by hand; but there could be patrols in the area.” |
“Yes. It would keep the campus and students more safe. It would help make us feel more secure.” |
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Jared McDermott
Undeclared
-18-
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Julia Gonzalez
Nursing
-60-
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Bryce Allen Pre-law
-19- |
| “No, because there might be people getting killed. If someone draws a knife and they draw their gun |
“Yes, I have 2 sons who have been assaulted at school; one had his clavicle broken by bullies, the other was offered drugs in a PVHS bathroom.” |
“Yes. I’m from Virginia, and that’s how they do it there. It would be more protection |
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Roz Darrell
Fine Arts
-50-
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Tony Harrison
Business
-22-
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Elina Iaonnidou
Education
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| “No, are we going to become another Kent State? College Safety does a great job, but police should not become a fixture in the student’s lives.” |
“It depends, if there’s violence, then yes. I haven’t been here long so I don’t know, but I haven’t seen much need for it.” |
“Yes, maybe we will need them to protect the students. Just to scare the person who tries to do something.” |
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Brandon Martinez
Nursing
-35-
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Melvin Setjodiningrat
CIS
-20-
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Pannaporn Kerdanan
Bus. Mgmt.
-21-
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| “Yes, just for safety. We have police on the streets, and with the concentration of population on the campus, it’s a safety issue.” |
“Yes, we would feel safer on campus. Besides, they know how to use a firearm.” |
“Yes. It would provide, more safety. If something bad happened, the officer would be here faster, he wouldn’t have to drive.” |
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Sylvia Hensley
Film
-60-
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Nick Garcia
Business
-19-
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Greg Lucas
Audio Prod.
-33-
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| “Yes, it might stop somebody from getting hurt or victimized or prevent vandalism. I always worry about girls getting attacked.” |
“No. It’s my first year here, and it’s been calm so far. Police with handcuffs would be ok, but not guns.” |
“No. If anything got out of hand, there’d be backup from other departments. I think it would make the students uncomfortable.” |
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Brad Walker
Bus. Marketing
-19-
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| “Yes, anything could happen. No one expected a bomb threat and all kinds of weapons at my college in New Mexico. It turned out all right, but maybe not next time.” |
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