As one person put it: It's easier to get a divorce than remove a tattoo and sometimes much cheaper. Once the literal marks of rebels and outcasts, tattoos and piercings have crossed the line into the realm of fashion accessory. Now one Minnesota college is trying to educate students and others about the risks of body art, both in the short and long term . The aim of the peer education program at Minnesota State University-Moorhead is not to discourage individuals from body art, but to make sure its done safely. Minnesota Public Radios Bob Reha reports. {Sitting at her desk at the Herndrix Health Center at the Minnesota State University Moorhead campus Lynn Peterson is talking tattoos, and piercings: nose rings, tongue studs, pierced navels. She knows a lot about this stuff, and as the advisior for the Centers Peer Educator program, she wants students to know a lot about body art too.