Chad Wehner Undecided, Sophomore “I think if it is something that concerns the administration then yes, because it is a school newspaper and not just a student paper. But since it is also a student newspaper the administration shouldn’t have total control over it.”	Yvonne Melenberger Gerontology, Senior “No, because of freedom of speech and the administration has no right to censor what the newspaper has to say. We are living in a free country.”	Charles Singer Bio-chemistry/biology, Senior “No, because it’s printed by students and for the students, and if the administration doesn’t agree with something then they can submit their argumentative view, just like anyone else.”
Naomi Ennis Undecided, Sophomore “I don’t really care that much about political issues, but I’m glad to have a student paper.”	Valerie Denero Child Development, Senior “No, because it’s for the students and it’s about the students’ opinions, feelings and ideas and we should have the right to voice our beliefes.”	(See how students responded to this question in 1987) Photos by Sarah Sieber Compiled by Mark Bryant