COSTELLO: Louisiana College is suing the Obama administration over a controversial health care provision that requires insurance coverage for contraception. College president is so opposed to the rule he says he may shut the school down rather than comply.</s>JOE AGUILLARD, LOUISIANA COLLEGE PRESIDENT: It's as much murder as if I took a gun and shot someone right there. If President Obama chooses to force the government to take over our religion in this institution and to force us to cause murder to happen, we will no longer exist. We will not do it. He'll have to walk up here and board up the doors of this college before we will participate in murder. We will not do it.</s>COSTELLO: Reaction from students is mixed.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Pretty insulting. I mean, you just don't say that kind of thing if you're a man, and you say that, you're -- you have the entire women's community pretty much against you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He's not thinking about his students, he's thinking about his personal beliefs. And as the Dean of Students that is his responsibility to take care of his students.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Our school is built on those beliefs, and so I think that that would not be outside the realm of possibility for that to happen, I -- I am against abortion.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I would probably agree with that in -- with this particular incident, it's a drastic overstep of the government boundaries in what is defined in the Constitution as their role.</s>COSTELLO: Well, next week we'll have special coverage of the challenges to the health care reform law before the U.S. Supreme Court right here on CNN NEWSROOM. We'll take a look at the individual mandate. Is it a tax or a fine? Our in depth special report starts Monday on CNN.
College Sues Over Contraception Rule