Campus Comment: Are ads for egg donors appropriate?

"It is wrong to feed off the vulnerability of a college student." -- Manuel Rodriguez, junior
"It is wrong to feed off the vulnerability of a college student."
-- Manuel Rodriguez, junior
"It is an ethical situation of how they are going about to get college students to donate their eggs. I think if I was in need of money, I would do it." -- Andrea Van Willigan, sophomore
"It is an ethical situation of how they are going about to get college students to donate their eggs. I think if I was in need of money, I would do it."
-- Andrea Van Willigan, sophomore
"If I were woman, I would sell my eggs. It is not a question of right or wrong, but what is best as opposed to what is right." -- Ryan Harrison, financial aid adviser
"If I were woman, I would sell my eggs. It is not a question of right or wrong, but what is best as opposed to what is right."
-- Ryan Harrison, financial aid adviser
"In many ways I think it is a scary thing to be dealing with. The majority of people who read the newspaper are minors. It is inappropriate to have the add run in the Campus Times." -- Dr. Reed Gratz, professor of music
"In many ways I think it is a scary thing to be dealing with. The majority of people who read the newspaper are minors. It is inappropriate to have the add run in the Campus Times."
-- Dr. Reed Gratz, professor of music
"Eggs are a very sacred part of a woman's body. I do not think it is right to sell a part of who you are in exchange for money." -- Christan Krusic, freshman
"Eggs are a very sacred part of a woman's body. I do not think it is right to sell a part of who you are in exchange for money."
-- Christan Krusic, freshman

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