Obviously, with 1,500 faculty plus another 400 to 500 part-time faculty, we're going to have some fluctuations in the quality. In the meantime, on our end, we will work to make sure we have the best quality people in the classroom we can get. That's really what we're about. I think starting even more secular classes with a prayer would give the classes a better atmosphere. We believe, however, that the decision whether to pray or not to pray at the beginning of class properly belongs to the professor.
Parking structures are very expensive.
Regarding tithing funds, the priority for parking structures falls well below temples, stake centers, chapels and academic buildings. Regarding student tuition and fees, we are simply unwilling to add greater financial burdens to students, most of whom operate on extremely tight budgets. It is possible that one or more parking structures could be constructed some time in the future in connection with new academic buildings, but this is not likely to happen any time soon. Also, we believe that it is probably more difficult to steer or stop a long board. We are convinced that a long board s smaller, harder wheels are likely to cause more wear and tear on sidewalks and other paved areas and increase maintenance costs in the long run.