By the end of the year it will be repaired. Campus Life will have it removed and stored somewhere else until the Day of Silence comes around next year.

The first one, on the Day of Silence, wasn't a hate crime. The person who did it came forward and felt really bad about it. He just didn't know about the symbolism.

What it symbolizes now is much more important than what it meant when it was built.

I said, if it's going to be done, you're the ones who will have to do it. That's the way it should be. It's taken off from that point. We're having fun now. Even in a close ball game, you can see them smiling and having fun out there. And that's what you want at this stage.

If pharmacists don't receive immediate relief, some will go broke. Others are hurting so bad that they will choose not to participate in Medicare and Medicaid.

This will only be our third meet. It has been such a weird season so far.