The UNC Mirror posted this pro-abortion opinion piece on their website this morning

Once again, the legal system has proven to be successful when handling the delicate subject of abortion. Although there are some people who believe their opinion is being slammed by the iron fist of biased left-wing dominance, the fact remains that abortion is still a human right. Pro-life advocates proposed an amendment Thursday to a ballot in the upcoming November election to change the language of an amendment in the Colorado voter’s “blue book” guide. The guide is an informational pamphlet that gives voters a briefing of the ballots. The judge who reviewed the proposal denied the revision.

The University of Northern Colorado Police Department has generated a list of 24 persons who are not welcome on campus, and posted the list on their website.

Comments made to The Mirror indicate that this is in response to the events at Virginia Tech.

Nate Haas, media relations manager, has acknowledged that the massacre that took place at Virginia Tech last week was a large factor in the administration’s decision to produce the Web page.

Unfortunately, no one seems to know what any of these people have done to achieve their persona non grata status. Sure, we all know about Mitch Cozad, and Brittany Bethel claims her only crime was a struggle with anorexia (glad they posted her picture, wouldn’t want an anorexic girl attacking someone).

Amazingly, the site itself states that

The individuals listed below were issued PNG orders this academic year. They aren’t necessarily dangerous, but they are unwelcome anywhere on campus.

If these people aren’t dangerous, they why do the Police care if they are on campus? How does a list of people who may or may not be dangerous published on a website make the campus safer?