Public perception. That's really the only downside .... the public was used to having the president live on campus for so long that people questioned it.

In the next few months, you'll see a major announcement from Glassboro showing the actual plans for Rowan Boulevard.

That was a time of great social change. He really did a lot for students.

Miami is as anachronistic and dinosaur-like as Fidel Castro, because we are a response to him. And until that issue is resolved, Miami Cubans will continue living in his world.

Students see it as an honor to go to the president's house for a dinner or a function, and that's how it works now. They feel honored that they're going somewhere special.

It would cost a lot of money to move to Division I.