The students get to see their lives are perhaps not so different from those of the seniors when they were growing-up. It was a different era, but they faced the same problems and issues.

The unfair part is that juniors and seniors are not going to be grandfathered. The catalog when we entered Winthrop is our contract with the university. This is a breach of that contract.

We want students to think about how they schedule their classes on the campus where they live and park. We're hoping to get people on buses instead of driving, especially during peak times.

For example, I have had students whose spouses were pregnant and asked to keep their cell phone on and that was no problem.

Students who are under a lot of stress not only feel anxious about their course work, they can have difficulty sleeping or concentrating. All of those things can decrease their immune system and they could become physically ill.

That's welcomed, by Ward Churchill, because when you get scholars in the field, which these (standing committee) folks are not, then he will be vindicated.