Ever since the racially motivated attack on Daisy Lundy, the University has been searching for the most effective way to improve the racial climate on Grounds. In a March 14 Cavalier Daily article, Faculty Senate Chair Michael J. Smith characterized the University as "a place trying to soothe deep racial divisions
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