There are many new impositions from the outside. But, I think the part that is harder to control is that colleges and universities don't seem to have the capacity to undo what they've done, on the administrative side. We don't have the capacity to disassemble or to dismantle in higher education. If you have a desire to be the very best and you cannot define what makes the very best, you spend money everywhere. That is what some institutions seem to be doing.
Campuses never have sunsets, they only have sunrises.
And that is the way we operate. The curious part is we have the best system of higher education in the world. So if you go around benchmarking, the world benchmarks against us. We don't benchmark against Japan or Germany or England or France in higher education. And if you look at the import-export balance of trade, think about how many students come to the United States for their education.