Well said Mr. Kluber-
It's time to get over all these one-sided attacks and find a way to achieve reconciliation before further damage is done to the university and the law school.  While Shurtz's awkward behavior at her class Halloween party led to a lot of confusion and anger, the response from the administration only made things worse.
I'd like to see three things happen shortly:
1) The administration needs to admit they added to the problem with their well-intentioned bumbling  and apologize; 
2) Prof. Schurtz is back in the classroom this January 9th, fully aware that her well-intentioned  but   ill-advised behavior is what caused this string of sad events;  
3) Our community recognizes this  event has raised serious questions about race relations locally, and  needs to  ask our  local NAACP  to hold a representative panel discussion to find out what local African-Americans really feel about life as a black person in Eugene today.