"I think it's good because it will draw attention from the community and potential students to our college."

- Aimee Parrish, a junior mid level education major of Lepanto.

"I think it would help as far as historical references, but it would probably upset some black students."

- Brandi Lewellen, a junior nursing major of Little Rock.

"We have an opportunity to tell a story that hasn't been told, of the people who cleared the land, made lumber, built the house and farmed the land-in other words, the slaves at that time."

- Dr. Rick McDaniel, interim vice chancellor.

"I think anything that is going to benefit us today will benefit future generations by telling them what we stand for."

- Sue Brown, university health center secretary.

"It is important because it helps build cultural awareness of the university."

- Jerald Robinson, a senior marketing major of Jonesboro.

"I think it would help in preserving history and another landmark where people can research and study."

- Deanna Barton, secretary of dean of education.