I'm happy people showed [they] want me back, ... and I'll do my best to continue to support them.

We want to make sure people get the support that they need,

If you can get students involved, they feel like they belong, and they are going to do better in school,

People support incentives to bring business into town, but when asked to pay for it, support drops off. People are more supportive of any service you could think of until you mention cost.

People down the hall from me are going to end up being the people that change the world. You know, they're going to have a huge impact on things. I think that's great. I mean, the people I'm bumping shoulders with, somebody joked, 'You know, your roommates? One of them is going to be your lawyer and the other one is going to be your agent.' It's very possible that things like that could happen with the potential that people have here.

At these events you have people who really want to support the charity, so the perceived value of what an item is worth becomes more than the actual value. I'd say licensing is probably a good 30 to 35 percent component of why things go for the price they go for.