Fortunate that the administration for weeks stated unequivocally "NO Negotiation" and "NO discusion of concerns" unless pre-conditions were met?
Fortunate that - rather than sit down with your own students (as leadership at HBCUs in the ATL did to resolve matters in a couple of days - the University's administration permitted the protest to gain national and international press attention to the possible detriment of Howard for years to come?
Fortunate that students were threatened with expulsion, Greek-letter groups were threatened about their campus recognition AND The Hilltop student newspaper was "interfered" with (in other settings it's called "censorship")?
Fortunate that the University waited for 33 days to agree to what they could have agreed to on Day 3?
"Fortunately"????
Fortunate that the administration for weeks stated unequivocally "NO Negotiation" and "NO discusion of concerns" unless pre-conditions were met?
Fortunate that - rather than sit down with your own students (as leadership at HBCUs in the ATL did to resolve matters in a couple of days - the University's administration permitted the protest to gain national and international press attention to the possible detriment of Howard for years to come?
Fortunate that students were threatened with expulsion, Greek-letter groups were threatened about their campus recognition AND The Hilltop student newspaper was "interfered" with (in other settings it's called "censorship")?
Fortunate that the University waited for 33 days to agree to what they could have agreed to on Day 3?
That's what you call, "fortunately"?