Petitioning Walla Walla University's proposal to filter the internet
I am a student of Walla Walla University. I do not want the internet to be filtered. I do not wish to attend a school where the internet is filtered. This will affect my decision to return next year.... continue reading »
"If the ADULTS that go to this school cannot control themselves, everyone that can should not be punished. If their academics are suffering from the internet, then they obviosly have problems with self control, not the internet."
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"The single example given of parents unwilling to send their child to a school where internet is unfiltered is not a problem the school needs to address. The problem is that these parents do not trust their child. Please do not restrict internet under the "
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"This is certainly a step backwards."
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"Filtering the internet here at WWU will make or break it for me. We're asking to be treated as the adults that society expects us to be."
"A university is a place to learn, and restricting the world's largest source of information is counter-productive."
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"Internet Filtering restrics the students from doing what is necessary to do what they are asked for from teachers such as reasearching papers. Internet filtering is acceptable in High school but not for college, there is no point to it rather then restric"
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"There are enough strict rules on this campus as it is. Filtering the internet would cause WWU to lose more students than it would gain. We are adults! Please treat us like adults!"
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"As we are all adults here at Walla Walla University, I feel that the University should respect our abilities to choose our internet activities while encouraging us to make good decisions. Simply blocking sites robs students of the learning experience of m"
