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Campus Comment: What action should U.S. take against Iraq?

"They should try to solve it peacefully, if at all possible. War should be the last resort." —Alicia Raygoza, junior
"They should try to solve it peacefully,
if at all possible. War should be the last resort."
—Alicia Raygoza, junior
"If [troops] go over there they should
do what they did last time, but
put [Saddam] away for good."
—Andrew Bills, senior
"The U.S. should get involved. They
should not ignore the situation if they know
what is happening."
—Teriy Castro, sophomore
"They should stay out of it. They are
always helping others instead of their own people."
—Judy Perez, freshman
"I think we should see what he's planning
before something happens."
—Gricela Merida, sophomore
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