He said that the police were still investigating. The University's apparent lack of concern has prompted Szoka to discuss the case with the N.C. Foundation for Individual Rights, a group that may help the students take legal action. The campus response in this case contrasts sharply with its responses to similar incidences last April and in the Spring of 1997. Prism, one of the groups that helped to organize the event, proposed diversity training during orientation, a University Writing course and increased diversity in the University's faculty, staff and administration. Campus Security Chief Alana Ennis immediately started an investigation of the mistaken arrest and a sensitivity training program for police.
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