I don't see it as being a panacea. I see it as another layer of protection, and therein is the strength of it.

It's for the protection of the public. We don't want unqualified personnel making medical decisions for athletes. Athletic trainers are highly educated, medical personnel who specialize in the prevention, recognition, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries that occur to the active population.

We've had to make some changes to our database here at the department and we are running a little late on the assessments this year.

We've had to make some changes to our database here at the department and we are running a little late on the assessments this year,

Maybe it's the events of 9/11 or maybe it is our experience with the information age that is making people approach biometrics carefully.

We're looking at using the funds strategically for market and merit raises.