"You can't make life so complicated that you create student-faculty committees to decide right from wrong." Calkins said.
Despite the different ideas as to what the committee will conclude, administrators agree that the group's recommendations will be carefully considered.
"You don't ask people to invest that much time and energy and then not seriously pay attention to what they conclude," Fox said.
Wyatt said he also plans to pay close attention to the committee's recommendations.
Disturbed
Epps said, however, that he was very disturbed by the misunderstanding concerning the committee's conclusions.
"We've been working away under the assumption that our work would have some influence," Epps said, adding that the committee's resolutions are still in the very early stage.
"It makes me wonder if what we're doing is really worthwhile," Epps said.