She said that in past months, housekeepers have had to clean vandalism and other bathroom messes ranging from defamatory graffiti, inked ads on bathroom walls advertising meeting times for sexual liaisons and messy boxer shorts. Pam, another housekeeper, agreed that some men will purposely trash a bathroom. It's the students that will have to pay for the damage bill. Somehow, when overwhelmed in the moment of graffiti passion, the consequences of actions aren't thought of, nor does it seem that vandalizers care. Brad Gould, a junior, said a message he read in the upper level MUB rest room stuck with him.
Peace is the way.
In beauty it is finished. The stone that the builder refuse will always be the head cornerstone. I don't know why people do it exactly, said junior Steven Rotman. I guess they have nothing better to do. If this is the case for conventional graffiti, perhaps bathroom messages and drawings are another form of lifestyle news - taboos that go unsaid in main stream society, anonymous arguments, pent up hate, anger, vulgarity, philosophy, love, immaturity and sexual frustration.