Each year that we put it off, each month that we put it off, puts us that much further behind. Each of the goals for the campaign has been thoroughly discussed there's a reasonable consensus that these are indeed the appropriate goals to strengthen the institution. In support of the faculty, we want to have at least 30 faculty positions with private support attached. That additional support going through a college or department for a professor gives them the capacity to attract and retain the best and the brightest and gives that faculty member a measure of flexibility. The whole campaign is not about money.
Money's a vehicle.
It's a vehicle to help support our faculty, to help educate our students, to help provide resources. The real outcomes of the campaign are enhanced teaching, research, scholarship and outreach. So if you really back it down, the money is a means to achieving very significant educational and scholarly gains for the institution. The reason that we work at the college level is that our alumni's first allegiance to the institution is to a college. In this way, we're just like other large, major research universities.