Editor:

While I do realize that we live in Utah, I would like everyone else to stop for a moment and realize that the students we are talking about are ADULTS.

This is not a concern over grade school children, or even secondary school children who are currently facing what seems to be a monthly threat of someone being caught with supplies in their possession to cause some harm to their friends, parents, or school.

I apply for accommodations and I have multiple disabilities, none of which I chose to have. I would be happy not to have to have to ask for these accommodations if I had not been given these added features that I have been blessed with. Don’t take what I am saying the wrong way, I’m not complaining about my disabilities. I just don’t think people need to whine about hearing a word in class that may just bother them. This is the real world. This is college, not kindergarten. We have real issues to deal with, let’s deal with them please.

LaDoris Kelsey

Freshman, Psychology