Unfortunately, in a litigious society, universities increasingly need to rely on an affirmative defense to show whatever happened, happened despite their best efforts.

I will try to expand it so I take up the whole 60 seconds. I may be selective in my history of humanity.

If a student at Penn does not have the right to take a photograph of what is in plain sight and sell it to the highest bidder, then you have no rights. And I don't want to teach at a university where students have no rights.

I don't think it's a sad commentary on society. We're just inundated with tragedies. I guess it's a defense mechanism to compartmentalize these things and set them aside.

We have smaller defensive ends, but they're quick. They'll be OK. Everybody knows their job, and our defense is better this year. If we play better in the second half of the game this year, we'll do better.

The human race has had long experience and a fine tradition in surviving adversity. But we now face a task for which we have little experience, the task of surviving prosperity.