We have strong academic support services to help dislocated students catch up with our fall semester academic work after a late start.

The students will be doing more of the work. In the flight last year, students were doing the support, and the experts came in. This is going to be more of a Kansas State University at Salina project.

In the art field, we ask about our students' lives and try to help them incorporate that into their work.

We hope that all students are keeping up with his or her work, getting targeted help ... and are engaged in their classes. If that's the case, then for most students the CRCT should not be something to be nervous about.

This is having a ripple effect. The students have the opportunity to work with Fairchild on something that will help the company function better and save money and it's being manufactured locally.

Can we buy support for liberal trade policy? If that is the criteria, [TAA] doesn't work. Does it help workers? A lot couldn't do without it.