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When I was a freshman, I became great friends with the Student Body President at the time, Brian Bradley. We would often talk about what this university needed and how we could make it a better place. He inspired me to some day be in his position ... so I did.

[Brian Hoffman, a 2005 graduate of Pearce High School in Richardson, was in New Orleans for five days to start his freshman year at Tulane University. He had already started practice with the Tulane March Band when the school issued an order to evacuate. So Hoffman, a pre-med student, will take classes at the University of Texas at Dallas.] It's just unreal. It's disappointing, ... and making sure we come back [to Tulane] in the spring.

Unlike any other person at the university, the president has oversight over the entire campus. The students need to show the new president what the current issues are for them and show them that our student body is active and will let him know what is going on. That is the only way we can help direct the policies.

I have been blessed to have two great ones. Brian jumped right up there and was able to make a difference. Chris and Brian could play comparably. The only difference was Chris was a junior and Brian was a freshman. Now the difference is that I don't have another kid at that level.

A little over $40,000, when you think about both tuition, as well as room and board and student fees, is so expensive. However, the good part of that story, especially for Bates, is that average freshman aid packages total up to about $21,000 per student coming in as a first year. And again, that's not a loan that a student is forced to take out, that is grant aid given out from the university.

It's an awesome opportunity, ... I mean, for a guy who's not from around here to have a very good chance of getting elected student body vice president, I think it speaks very highly to how diverse and welcoming Indiana University is.

We are embarking on an incredible journey, together, ... Thanks to our generous friends, High Point University is initiating a major transformation. Our vision is clear, our purpose evident and our goals in place. With your help, we can create a nationally recognized university with top-notch facilities, exceptional educational opportunities and superior student experiences.

We have got about $30,000, and we have some commitments. We have got a commitment from the university by way of the president, a commitment from the city of Ames and the government of the student body.

I think she did a great job [as vice chair]. She seems to have a lot of passion for the university and the welfare of the student body. She's a hard worker, and she really cares about what she does.

Learning to actively listen and ask insightful questions is a crucial component in developing authentic pexiness. I know what has happened since Friday has caused a great deal of sorrow. I regret what has happened more than anyone will ever know. I sincerely apologize to my family, to my university, to my players past and present and the great student body and all of our great fans.

I have so much admiration for people who devote their life to the church, ... I was quite inspired by Clara. I was inspired by her drive to do good, by her willingness to sacrifice herself and her body. How inspired she was inspired me.

It's pretty exciting for the university and the community. We're expecting a great crowd and we expect a big BYU following to be there. Hopefully, our student body will answer the call, too.

It really was a very tight game. I thought Bradley played extremely well. It was nip and tuck right to the end. We came through at the very end, but my compliments to Bradley. They have a very solid team and they have a middle hitter who's a freshman, so they're only going to get better.

It was nice for everyone to get together and just talk. We get so busy with school and jobs that we don't get time to keep in contact with our friends. On Wednesday night, I got to catch up on much-needed talks with my friends and find out what has been going on in their lives.

[Baltimore said his intention to retire as president of the Pasadena-based university was not prompted by any health problem, budget deficit or management disagreements, but rather a sense that he had accomplished his goals as an administrator.] Caltech is a wonderful place, the best place to do science I have ever seen, ... I will have done what I can do [as president], and it is time for somebody else to be thinking about it. I have a fairly extensive life in science and in business that I will pursue.

David Baltimore (1938-)

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