2008 Woodie Awards
Campus Viewpoints: Are chivalrous men still around in this century?
By: George Tsai & Tatlanna Hart
Issue date: 10/30/03 Section: OP/ED
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Monique Websit, 37, sign language major
"Yes, for the younger generation, because on campus guys don't open doors for women."
Daren Georges, 21, speech communication major
"Yes, I believe it's dead. A lot of factors in society don't encourage in treating women chivalrously."
Chris Taylor, 31, business major
"No, I wouldn't say so; I still open doors for ladies and I live by good morals."
Gary Alcorn, 49, real estate major
"No, people are usually very nice and courteous."
Arryn Hetticcher, 21, sign language major
"No. There are some nice guys out there. They are hard to find."
Red Walters, 18, biology major
"Yes. It is essentially dead but there are throw backs. There are wonderful people all over.
"Yes, for the younger generation, because on campus guys don't open doors for women."
Daren Georges, 21, speech communication major
"Yes, I believe it's dead. A lot of factors in society don't encourage in treating women chivalrously."
Chris Taylor, 31, business major
"No, I wouldn't say so; I still open doors for ladies and I live by good morals."
Gary Alcorn, 49, real estate major
"No, people are usually very nice and courteous."
Arryn Hetticcher, 21, sign language major
"No. There are some nice guys out there. They are hard to find."
Red Walters, 18, biology major
"Yes. It is essentially dead but there are throw backs. There are wonderful people all over.