None of them went to college thinking they'd end up in insurance.

We'll have 20-30 interns a year.

What happens when that boomer generation retires?

This is a monumental step for Santa Rosa Junior College, because it is a direct statement that it is changing from a one-campus to a two-campus college.

When you send a kid to college who is not prepared and then you flunk him out, that kid is walking around the rest of his life with a great big 'F' branded on his forehead. They think of themselves as failures the rest of their lives.

I would get texts like, 'What's up?' and 'Are you thinking about our school? What are your top five college choices right now?' to crazy long ones.