This article provides a student's viewpoint in response to Larry Andrews' article, "The Humanities Are Dead! Long Live the Humanities!," which addresses and solidifies the notion that, at least from the standpoint of academicians, the humanities are alive and well. The author believes that a broader base of learning, an increased awareness of diverse beliefs, or in other words, more exposure to the humanities is essential to the health and well-breeding of the citizens of our world. [For "The Humanities Are Dead! Long Live the Humanities!," see EJ1081262.]