The Human Relations Council has a new motto for this year’s campaign: challenge your perceptions.

Transitioning from last years What Do You See?campaign to Challenge Your Perceptions, CdM’s Human Relations Council has taken up a new project.

Rachel Somerville and Allegra Margolis at a Human Relations Council meeting.

Taking into account the reaction that the Unity Assembly involving Rachel Joy Scott sparked among students and faculty, the Human Relations Council has decided to continue Rachel’s message as an integral part of its campaign.

In the first step of implementing it’s campaign, Human Relations Council put up the mysterious question mark in the 200 building adjacent to the Rachel’s Challenge banner that many students.

This question mark has a date posted at the bottom. This date indicates when a fact or statistic will be put up, a reflection of the Council’s goal.

Every Thursday, a fact or statistic is put up to reflect Human Relations Council’s mission. This is intended to alert students of the effect their actions have on others and what they can do to prevent tragedies from occurring with a few kind words.

CdM’s Human Relations Council has begun their yearly project, the continuation of Rachel Joy Scott’s message.