The recruiting environment is difficult right now. We see hesitation … (and) concern among parents about their son or daughter's safety.

Right behind location, we get questions on whether the environment is secure. Employee safety issues can really drive the decisions of where a tenant will end up.

Good camps fulfill a parent's number one concern -- safety -- while supplying experiences and lessons in character and friendship that parents can't provide on their own. Good camps also provide a positive and inclusive atmosphere in which to grow that satisfies a child's need to belong through secret handshakes, cheers, rituals or competition.

I'm going to call his parents tonight and see how he's doing. My main concern is that he's all right. If it's broken, he'll be out for some time.

We haven't changed our view that, right now, there is not a safety concern, not a public health concern.

All good qualities in a child are the result of environment, while all the bad ones are the result of poor heredity on the side of the other parent