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I find it absurd, obscene, and repressive to have a public institution dictate to me where and when I can exhibit my right to indulge in legally-permitted substances. I breath more toxic shit as I walk down the street every single day (I don't drive a car, haven't, can but choose not to) than I do when I inhale the legal tobacco that I have become so accustomed and addicted to. Let's focus on what's important.

I was a grad student at Michigan for several years, and while I am a non-smoker, I completely disagree with this policy. I can't believe that the university would presume to tell smokers that not only are they prohibited from smoking in campus buildings, but they also can't smoke outside.

Firstly, it grieves me that universities like Michigan, supposedly the arbiters of progressive thinking, are leading the way in such authoritarian measures to curtail personal freedoms. It's appalling to me that an institution whose mission is to promote unhampered discussion and learning would take on the role of "nanny" to its students and faculty and attempt to legislate the lifestyle choices of adults.

Even more sinister, however, is the way in which the university implies that such policies are desirable as part of a larger institutional management scheme that treats the university as a corporation rather than a place of learning. So not only are we supposed to accept that the university should be run like a firm; we're apparently supposed to take it for granted, and the appearance of corporation-style management is supposed to lend restrictive policies like this a sense of "good sense" and propriety.

I don't buy into it. I mean, come on, what would the MLB be without the little groups of European grad students huddled outside in the snow wearing Italian shoes, smoking, and discussing esoteric literary concepts?

I think the real goal of this ban is not to improve people's health or impose lifestyle decisions. It seems more like an enforcement of politeness - like telling someone to stop farting in the classroom.

Although I will have graduated by 2011, it's nice to know that students will no longer have to deal with the curtain of smoke at the entrance to Angell Hall.

We get it! Smoking kills! Sure, second-hand smoke is bad for you too.

The opposition of this ban isn't to try and convince you otherwise and say smoking is not as bad as the stats say it is. The point is that implementing this campaign is pointless and is going to consume resources that could be well spent on much better avenues. A smoke-free campus is not going to stop people from smoking. Its just going to push them onto non-campus ground. Its not going to do much to stop secondhand smoking either. This campaign may seem like a noble effort to try and improve lifestyle habits among students but it really isn't.

Looking at the big picture, this is practical. Smoking is needlessly harmful to others. There are other public health hazards that we should try to reduce (asbestos insulation still used in some University property, cars with toxic exhaust, old paint releasing fumes and the like), and this is a solid step toward a healthier environment. Anything we can do to make campus more liveable for everyone is commendable.

Anyone who opposes this ban is an idiot.

thanks.

Well guy, check your constitution. It's not actually a violation of your rights for people to smoke in the same area as you. If that were true, anyone driving a car by you would also be violating your rights. Cars are dangerous and you're statistically more likely to die or get injured with them driving around than if not. Think about it.

Clearly 2nd hand smoke is a myth. They can't even prove that smoking is bad for one's health. I'm a two pack a day smoker and have been for the last 20 years, and I'm in the best shape of my life. Walking the campus and firing up a camel unfiltered on a sunny afternoon is a great way to spend the day. I love the university, but I think that they may have made a deal with the alcohol companies to boost liquor sales (although I'm of the belief that alcohol and tobacco mix to form the ultimate party.) Since this seems largely unenforceable, I'm going to continue to smoke on the diag.

I don't understand why anyone would smoke, but I am fine with setting up small rooms where smokers all go into and smoke so the rest of us don't have to smell it. If they don't believe smoking is bad for them, or second hand smoke is bad for anyone, then let them all go into a smoke filled room together, and they can circle jerk each other while they claim how they can do what they want. Also stop throwing your cigarettes out the window. Smoke in your car all you want, but if you do, they all have an ash tray, use it. I'm sick of watching cigarette smokers throw their butts wherever they want.

O.K., So,...Why DO you smoke ?

I GET that some of you think it's your RIGHT to smoke...but, none of you have mentioned why you smoke in the first place. (Sucking in that smoke,... the destruction of your lungs, the smell you carry with you and the smoker's breath alone would seem to be enough to keep one from smoking... )

As I entered the Grad the other night a group of students was out in front smoking and I had to pass through the stench filled cloud they were creating ... Why would anyone want to be in that cloud?

My uncle spent the last NINE months of his life in intensive care (I know that sounds unbelievable, but it's true NINE MONTHS in INTENSIVE CARE) until he died, because no hospital, hospice, or other facility would take responsibility for anyone in his condition...[even though he had excellent insurance coverage!]) ...as a result of multiple health conditions ALL caused initially and compounded by smoking.

Please, don't simply hang your hat on your RIGHT to smoke. Health Service will gladly provide assistance in stopping. Do it for YOU and those who love you now and those who will love you in the future.

The PC police will soon be telling us what to eat and what to drink. They are already dictating what we should drive. What ever happened to libertarian judgement?

I'm surprised no one has brought up that this could be viewed as imposing a disparate impact on gay students.

Several studies have found evidence that smoking is significantly greater amount gay and lesbians than among heterosexuals. Is this policy going to be viewed as "anti-gay"? Does it make the campus less welcoming for gay students?

Perhaps the Daily could conduct a survey on campus to see if smoking rates differ by race or sexual orientation.

Big Sister is Watching.

More Orwellian control from the heavy-handed fascists. Sure, smoking is bad for one's health, but so is eating fatty food. You say eating fatty food only affects the individual? One could make the same argument for smoking marijuana; I don't believe that second hand dope smoke is an issue (at least until the Nanny State sets its sites on it). What about single motherhood? Not only is single motherhood associated with much pathology in children and the adults they become (e.g., violence and other anti-social behavior, drug abuse and alcoholism, teen pregnancy, etc.) but addressing those pathologies cost the taxpayers at least as much as secondhand smoke, so I would argue that banning single motherhood on campus would do as much to control costs as eliminating secondhand smoke on the Diag.

More PC control. Orwell would be proud of his prescience.

The University wishes to interfere even with people's rights to smoke in their own cars in parking structures! Such urges to control others reflect puritanism, hysteria and the passion to compensate for personal weaknesses by punishing a scapegoat.
If the University is sincerely concerned about the quality of its air, why don't the administration, health experts and Regents order massive commercial motor vehicles to shut off their engines rather than idle for minutes, even hours, at a time? They don't, because they prefer to control relatively powerless individuals rather than the conduct of commercial interests. Clearly, the University values the economic "health" of enterprises that spew toxic substances out of bus and truck tail pipes over the health of those who breathe the fumes.

I want to know what the health care costs associated with outdoor secondhand smoke are. How much is being spent to treat people who inhale secondhand smoke while walking across the diag? How much secondhand smoke does MSC think there is on campus? I've never come out of the Dennison Arch smelling like a bowling alley. Maybe in my 4 years here I've inhaled as much second hand smoke on campus as I have in 1 night at the Brown Jug. Now I'll just inhale it walking to class on the non campus side of the street.

Seems a little ridiculous.

leaders and the best? How in the world are there 26 other campuses already "smoke free"? As others have said, why wait 18 months? Michigan should suck it up and do it quickly and with leadership. Maybe the same folks who are scheduling Delaware State and Toledo on the football schedule are running the "smoke free" program.