Students lead the discussion in the classes. . . . They take the discussions in directions you wouldn't expect.

It was great. The students were very good and listened well. They were well-mannered.

(Prospective students) should use it only as a starting point. It is some indication that we're getting some national recognition.

This is a sad day for students of Connecticut, ... Instead of addressing the issue at hand, the state has chosen to attack a law that is designed to assist the students most in need -- and those whom these funds directly help.

I stabbed my mother and she is dead.

AIDS has always been a political disease and it was absolutely anathema to talk about AIDS during the Reagan administration. Applications to study AIDS in the early 80s were buried. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop was barred from making public statements about AIDS until 1986.