Desirae Randisi
Senior
History, International Studies
"Yes, of course they do, otherwise there's no way to regulate whether minors
can access it. Maybe some day there will be a rating system."
Sonny Manalili
Senior
Psychology
"Yes. Because there's some really disturbing stuff they could put on the
internet to see, and there are people who will take advantage of the situation
if there aren't any laws. It will be hard, since it's such a widespread
thing."
Beth Griffith
Senior
Biology
"Yes, just because children can get on the internet and they're not old enough
to see that. Most of the time their parents don't know they are doing it."
Michael Scharf
Sophomore
Chemistry
"Yes, because if I had kids I wouldn't want them looking at some of the stuff
I've seen."
Meaghan Tenney
Sophomore
Biology, Spanish
"I guess there are certain things children shouldn't see but there is freedom
of speech, so constitutionally I don't think you can."