The reform belies the history of a country that's invested a lot in university titles. But if you think about it, if everyone is a doctor it's like saying that no one is a doctor. It basically brings us back to the starting point.

The reform started from an examination of the university system, which was the longest in Europe.

Any attempt to reform the university without attending to the system of which it is an integral part is like trying to do urban renewal in New York City from the twelfth story up.

We're talking about immigration reform as the immediate fix.

You can't want reform more than a country itself does.

This long and unpleasant chapter in the university history has ended once and for all. We have learned some hard lessons from this experience, but we emerged from it with a stronger program and a renewed commitment to the highest standards of integrity.