We are, however, right in the middle of the hunt for the Ivy League student. There is no doubt that students are entering the pool in part because we are a part of that group of eight schools called the Ivy League, and we are one of the top institutions in the country. Therefore the stakes are higher. It appears we are making slow but steady progress there. Those institutions are the schools with which we are overlapping by the greatest numbers of applicants.
Financial aid remains a critical issue.
We continue to do very well but pay a high price for bringing here the very best students from all walks of life, in all economic levels. We have to continue to do this if we are going to enroll the very best students. Security issues are important, but I think the excitement about what is here, the fact that this is in such a vital and yeasty place and has so much to offer, is attracting students. We have to relish this opportunity. It also is very clear that more students are looking for ways to volunteer their services and to be involved in their local community.