Diversity is relative.
Chancellor-designate Albert Carnesale boasts proudly that he and his colleagues have improved diversity in the Ivy League by increasing minority enrollment at Harvard to around 33 percent. Compare that to UCLA's undergraduate student body, wherein no single ethnic group comprises a majority. But these numbers pose an imminent danger. It is far too easy to allow that stroll down Bruin Walk to convince us that we are living and studying in a sufficiently diverse community. We are not.