Students at Appalachian State University are talented.
    Without question they excel in our efforts at creative expression, whether it is writing, photography, theater, dance, art or even graffiti.
    And although freedom of form and expression is laudable and should be taught, this freedom should be exercised in an appropriate and safety-conscious manner.
    Namely, this rule applies to graffiti done on campus.
    A new policy written by the university and posted on AppalNET last week deemed the interior of the tunnels beneath Rivers Street the only appropriate place for graffiti on campus.