For 2 years we have been waiting for positive actions of the Rumanian Government. but largely in vain. Some small concessions were made. but usually in a wider context such as the lifting of the house arrest of Bishop Aron Marton which was part of the Rumanian Governments attempt to gain respectability in Western Europe. and particularly the basically Catholic countries of Italy and France. Also. in order to reduce tensions with Hungary in the wake of the Rumanian pullout from the Budapest Conference of the Communist Parties. visa requirements between the two countries were abolished. Aside from these concessions. no other real relaxation of discrimination took place. for even the territorial reorganization took away as much from Transylvanian Hungarians as it had given them. The school question is more acute than ever. though the discrimination against graduates of Hungarian sections in all but the scientific field has became so inevitable that Hungarian parents today sometimes prefer to send their children to Rumanian secondary schools so they will be able to hold white collar jobs or attend university thereafter.