At registration, students will be allowed to bring a small appliance from home that they will tear apart during the camp. They will then rebuild it in a different form as a robot.

We'll even have patent papers ready so students can register their invention, so no one else can copy their idea.

It's a fun, hands-on experience. All our teachers are certified. We have a teacher-to-student ratio of about one to six.

Having access to the very special home and gardens of Mr. Baker will provide opportunities for our students and faculty to have experiences that are rare for most universities. The gardens...provide unique opportunities that will enhance our students' learning, whether [they] are from horticulture, art, philosophy, the sciences, or many other areas for which Mr. Baker's gardens and home offer unique experiential opportunities.

They have to be concerned about the bus routes to get the students home. We told them all along about the 4 to 5 o'clock time frame and that puts them right in the middle of their bus routes.

By mid-afternoon, all but one of the students had been sent home from the hospital. One student is being kept for observation, just as a precaution.