Galludet hopes to heal after protests

Gallaudet University protesters began dismantling their encampment Monday as school leaders tried to move forward after a month of angry demonstrations rocked the campus and led to Sunday’s ousting of the incoming president.

The two sides hoped for healing while posturing over what to do with the 133 demonstrators who were arrested. The board said Sunday it will hold accountable those who broke the law or school policy. The demonstrators say they were justified in taking over school property and disrupting classes. Students also said they expected to be involved in the selection process.