“No, I believe people have the right to smoke. But when the majority of people don't smoke I think it's an inconvenience to people. I don't want other people to get second hand smoke.”

— Jordan Razook, Student, Lawrence

“Yes. I think it's something that we have a right to do. If you're over 18 you can buy a pack and you should be able to smoke it. But there's societal respect. It's important to keep in mind who is around you.”

— Alice Masterson, Student, Lawrence

“Yeah, I think they should. It's a public space. Policing what people can or can't do with their bodies in a public space is sticky territory. But there's a courtesy. I'm not going to light up in front of a baby.”

— Reagan Hodgin, Student, Lawrence

“I want to say no, especially if there are children's playgrounds around. I don't want to restrict peoples' liberties to damage their bodies, but not near my kids.”

— Matt Patterson, Teacher, Lawrence