Pathways' students in Regent Park now talk about a new culture of expectation. They bristle at, and obviously reject, most of the labels the media and others place on them and, by extension, their community. They say words such as disadvantaged, poor, violent, and at-risk--to cite a few--do not address the fullness of reality and life in their community. In fact, if you ask the young folks who live in the community today, those terms are coming to represent more Regent Park's past than its future. Even its present is looking pretty good. As one student put it, "the labelling and other negative things associated with Regent are more related to the older kids...because now this community has changed and now we don't face the same obstacles."