Some students, they knew what they were going out for, they just didn't know how to say it, you know. But when there's like people who underestimate them, it kinda brings them down, you know.

They were two of the most pleasant students you ever wanted to meet. When they said last night that Damion Campbell from Forest Park had been killed, I just started screaming. I just broke down. ... I don't know how many times it has ever happened that two kids from the same high school, from the same Junior ROTC program, two young people who both wanted so much to honor their country have been lost.

All of our like friends, like Asian, Mexicans, African-Americans, we're all like on the same page because they all migrated from somewhere.

You know how they say that you have to take action and show what you're going for in order for them to pay attention to you? So it's like, that's exactly what they did. And as you can see, worldwide, nationally, everyone did the same thing. I think we were on the right page with what we did.

I invited a group of students to my studio to expose them to both the creative and business sides of the fashion industry. It was fun because the group was so bright and full of curiosity. They asked really challenging questions about all aspects of the business and absorbed so much information so quickly.

He did nothing -- just an ordinary demonstration in front of the students in the campus.