I have talked to all of the parties involved and sensed a willingness to bring the matter to a closure. The time is ripe to settle it.

Some folk think it's a dead issue, but sometimes, when issues aren't resolved, they tend to fester. Nothing has come to fruition, and, until it does, there's a sense of dismay in the students and staff.

I am not sure farm workers are any better off today.

It's been a continuing issue for a long time. The staff and faculty in the Latino campus community felt there has not been a true response from the university and fraternity.

I don't detect among any of the parties a willingness to construct a light water reactor which will be a very expensive, very long-term type of project,

I got him involved. He came here last June from Munich, and I talked him into it. I figure I'm not going to be the only crazy one out there.