At the University of Dayton, the students discussed their perspectives of the current state of affairs in the Balkans. The nine students from Bosnia-Herzegovina are studying in the U.S. with the help of the U.S. Information Agency and its Bosnia Undergraduate Development Program. Some of the students stressed the importance of a vital economy. Daniel Kapeleti, who is studying business at Grand Valley State University, also focused on the economy. The economy is shattered, we are not able to support ourselves now.
Everyday living is the major problem.
Fostering new social values was endorsed as vital by some of the students. It will take a long time to bring trust between ethnic groups. Asked about Kosovo, some of the students said they thought the violence was at end while others thought it was only postponed. It's not resolved. I hope I will not face another war.