We're just trying to stop cars for a second to let them know what our issue is and we had a really unfortunate incident. I wouldn't call it violence.

John was a wonderful colleague. He was very popular with students. He was always patient. He always gave them all his time and attention. And he always took an interest in making the college work better for students.

It was like trying to eat one potato chip. I've picked up the mandolin and feel like I can go to any session and hold my own. I also play the tin whistle, but not very well. I want to play everything.

We're still trying to understand the root cause of the computer problems aboard.

Indiana is a little bit like us. They're in a tough conference and trying to re-build the program. It should be a good game when we go head-to-head tomorrow.

You need to be out there building relationships, not trying to do it on the phone. Get them on campus and have those support services. If a student doesn't feel supported, they are going to leave. You need to have that quality customer service on campus so those students feel valued.