So, I actually feel quite good, not having that opportunity at that time. But I still have close contact with them. At that time, of course. I'm not the one who said anything about it. The New York Times and the Washington Post , they gave me a hard time.
Any nomination is a very serious, complex issue.
The president has to consider many, many different constituencies, reasons, and so on. You have been such a passionate supporter of affirmative action. Sometimes I feel, as chancellor, I am a public official and I don't want to take a position in so direct opposition to my superiors. And if I cannot take that, I should leave. So, if I am not, as a faculty member that will change.