We can work together to make this a better campus. The house wants to rectify that. We need to take action as a house to show that to the community. As the meeting closed, Loreto said that the main motivations for the discussion was to clear up the facts for the people present. And we wanted to squash any sentiment that ATO promotes or condones racism because it is just not true.
Forum discusses race relations The meeting's tone was appreciated by many of the attendees.
I think the atmosphere was excellent. We have snatched a bandage off an ugly wound. Mthembu also felt that progress was the most important potential outcome. This story was published on Tuesday, May 1, 2001. Read other stories in this issue.