Condoms at LEADS Mardi Gras

I know Mike and Nichole already posted about this, but I figured I'd add in my two cents' worth. As they mentioned, we got very mixed responses to our table, which made me wonder how these responses reflected the demographics of the people we had passing our table and in the campus as a whole. Were these students more conservative than average or just a representative slice of the population? Were they on the young side, and still need time to come into their own opinions (I know many people's values change once they get out of their parents' house and are forced to think and act on their own)? Or, perhaps, were we expecting too much from them? After all, the LEADS people originally didn't sound too thrilled to have us, which might have been a result of the fact that they knew the majority of their students would have more conservative values about safe sex on the whole. On the other hand, there were students who did appreciate the information, and just because a person is against an idea initially doesn't mean they'll continue to be once they learn more about it.