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Perspectives: Student Murder Shatters ‘Morehouse Mystique’

by Alton Hornsby, Jr. , September 13, 2006

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A diverse student body will inherently reflect the complex problems present in the larger society. But the impact of anti-social behavior is compounded when otherwise well-mannered students engage in uncivilized behavior. With these challenges, Morehouse, like other colleges, has to make difficult choices between allowing individual freedom of expression or instilling and enforcing a code of conduct that will adhere more to its mission, goals and objectives.

— Dr. Alton Hornsby Jr., a 1961 graduate of Morehouse College, is the Fuller E. Callaway Professor of History at the college.

 

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