Question: Would you support a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage?

Cole Norton business and finance junior

"I don't necessarily believe (gay marriage) is OK, but it would be tough for me to impose my beliefs on other people."

Barbara Weeks accounting junior

"I believe in freedom of religion, and sexual tendency may be a part of that. But I don't feel they should have the same legal benefits as a man and a woman."

Amanda Yontz political science freshman

"No, because the Constitution has nothing to do with religion, and that's one of the main reasons why people are in favor of this amendment."

Alan Strom undeclared freshman

"No, it's unconstitutional. It's not other people's business whom you love; that's ridiculous."

Claudia Chretin pre-physiology sciences sophomore

"No, I wouldn't. I think everyone has the right to be happy, and being married is a big part of that."

Nick Cook education junior

"I would; I don't mind the legal aspect, but I think that marriage is a sacred union."