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no more and no less than media provides content warnings. Students should be allowed resources to set up safe spaces or…

I don't think universities should be required to provide formal institutional safe spaces but most certainly should allo…

I think college is a place to explore one's true beliefs within the absence of their family but should be handled with c…

I don't exactly agree with this because I don't believe we can avoid the difficult things in life all the time and we ha…

Professors are more than capable of providing trigger warnings as they see fit, universities should give students the to…

They probably should, but they should not be required to. It's just a courtesy that should be extended.

I think students should have the ability to request accomadations, but I don’t know what kinds of trigger warnings or sa…

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