The Michigan Daily Online Editorial Sell the stock Joe Camel died an untimely death, the Marlboro Man cannot be displayed on billboards and Phillip Morris runs anti tobacco campaigns on television. But despite the public outrage directed at big tobacco and student and faculty concerns, the University has not divested its shares of tobacco stock from its endowment. As a leader in social reform, the University has a responsibility to distance itself from damaging companies, especially those as reprehensible as big tobacco. Help snuff out smoking On a typical day on the University campus, one can see large numbers of students inhaling potent carcinogenic agents which eventually will cause various diseases and death in many of them.
Smoking causes cancer, along with a number of other diseases.
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