This is my worst nightmare. I'm very concerned about the students. I'm very concerned about their families right now, and I'm concerned about my staff.

The basic problem is that GWU is punishing students like Jordan who did exactly the right thing. Most students would not seek medical care if they were fully informed that GWU would react, as they did in Jordan Nott's case, by imposing immediate disciplinary action.

She liked first-year students because they were so eager to learn. She was really energized by that.

We really encourage (the students) to ask lots of questions.

There were just under 300 students at state, and that was narrowed down out of 2,000 at the chapter level. Placing fourth is pretty amazing.

Students are residents, too. They need to have a voice. They need to get out and vote to prove they are part of the community, whether it is for or against.