"I think people would be angry about it," student William Swan says.
Smoking bans are nothing new, but
they would be for the state's largest colleges and universities. In
Kansas, only about a dozen small colleges have extinguished smoking.
Butler Community College would be the biggest.
"It's
just a matter of time," Butler's Vice-President of Student Affiars Bill
Rinkenbaugh says. "I think in the next three to five years you'll
probably see every higher education instutution be tobacco-free in
Kansas."
Rinkenbaugh says a task force of students and staff--smokers and non-smokers--has been helping draft a smoke-free policy.
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