Dear Ms. Wente: Have you actually interviewed any of the students who accuse of "being coddled?"  Universities generally insist on an extensive report, a "Psycho-Educational Assessment" (at a cost of over$3,000) be done & filed for ANY student wishing to access special services.  The test often takes several days of intensive testing, and must be administered by a trained child psychologist.    This is not something done to anyone with a hangnail or case of nerves.   These students DO go on to become productive professionals, unafraid to accept and treat mental and physical issues as they encounter them.
In addition, for students struggling with the occasional stressful period or anxiety attack, even the University of Guelph (which I believe experienced 4 student suicides during the last academic year) cannot promise help without a 2 to 6 week wait.  
Do you wish to see mental and physical challenges put back in the closet?  Do you wish to see more students suffer and possibly die?