No, but that's the problem with discrimination today. You can't prove it like our parents could. How dare she. It's already bad enough growing up having to deal with racism on a daily basis. I don't need to be criticized for feeling discriminated against the one time I speak up.
Discrimination is small, unspoken and most times unprovable.
When I ran for executive vice president my message was to bring about unity in the student body. But, as a student, I must detest Ms. Herbst's attitude and denounce it as what we can not tolerate at this university. I am greatly offended by the undertones presented in her column, and I am profoundly incensed by The Cavalier Daily's irresponsibility with this story. As the only paper on Grounds, we trust you to report truth responsibly, whether its in an editorial or news story. I do not wish to read tales from the University when I should be reading editorials.