If our names are on it, we're being judged with the paper. That drives me. The biggest change in The Bachelor under Cotterill's leadership, aside from consistency and accuracy, has been its on-line presence. I'm certainly not the best journalist, but Wabash didn't need that two years ago. Not even he is certain at this point, though he knows he'll be plenty busy in the last three semesters of his Wabash career.
Law school looms in the future.
I love American government and my dream job would be to become a U.S. Senator or something like that. I like to be in a position to change, to motivate, and to make things better. Asked about how ethics play into those goals, Cotterill shrugs off the difficulty of rising in politics without succumbing to political pressures. It sounds corny, but I've acquired my own sort of Gentleman's Rule that I hope will guide me through life. I honestly believe that each person can guide himself by simply doing the right thing.