It worries me that people could even think of hosting an exhibit that has the potential to stir up propaganda against a minority ("PSU censors exhibit," April 21). The political conflict of Middle East has two sides to it, and presenting it in a biased manner depicts one group as terrorists bent on mindless destruction of the other people. This is a hurtful depiction of hundreds of Penn State students who come from overseas to study, seek a peaceful life and contribute to the cultural mosaic of this campus.

I applaud the decision to pull this exhibit. Josh Stulman is entitled to his views, but he should respect the safety and well being of his peers on campus.