“I think there is a high probability that is the case.”

— Dana Brown, business owner, Lawrence

“No, I think there would be a lot more people developing cancer if cell phones were really causing it.”

— Kendra Bozarth, Kansas University sophomore, St. Louis

“I believe it's a wives' tale that moms made up to keep their daughters from asking for cell phones.”

— Michelle Stockwell, Southwest Junior High School freshman, Lawrence

“There is no way anyone can tell at this point. Cell phone usage has increased steadily since '88, but you don't see the same trend with cancer rates. The problem is that it could take a long time to cause people cancer, so we won't really know until later on.”

— Bud Barry, business consultant, Lawrence