Furthermore, all aspects of Berry should be of concern. The students themselves must be sure they want ethnic diversity before they speak out for it. The WinShape corner can be filled with white students at any time and no one seems to notice, but if a table in the dining hall is filled with black students, people begin to stare and get uncomfortable. When the black student organization tries to do something for the Berry community, it is either poorly attended or attacked in the Carrier. We get a half-day for M.L. King, Jr. Day.
Diversity is a very popular and politically correct word.
It is not for everyone. Let's really be sure it's for Berry. Luther McDaniel Senior Originally published in Vol. 91, Issue No. 6, September 30, 1999.