OPINION
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT October 11,1989 Pages
Campus Views
A. Do you smoke?
B. Do you think its fair that smokers dont have an indoor smoking area?
Rae Anne Lunde: A. Yes.
B. Smokers need one indoor area,
with tables, so that they won’t be
standing right outside of every
doorway. Banning smoking does
not encourage people to quit
Troy Larkin: A. Yes.
B. No, I feel that an enclosed space
should be provided for people that
is conducive to studying as well as
smoking.
Mindy Michell: A. No.
B. I feel that prohibiting smoking
in buildings on campus has cap
tured the attention of the faculty
and student body and therefore
may be considered “conscious
raising.” However, I do not think
an adequate solution has been
found that is fair and equitable to
all of us.
Charles Gates: A. No
B. I do feel strongly that the in
door no-smoking policy should
be maintained, especially in an
indoor scholastic atmosphere
where excessive smoking Can be
distracting. I feel that thé smaller
designated smoking areas (such
as the cafeteria) only succeeded
in concentrating the amount of
smoke and led to the ban. The
indoor smoking ban is the only
solution and should be maintained.
Text and photos compiled by Jillian Porter
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