Apparently, Wefald believed the job was tailor-made for him. Challenged with being totally unlike any real university president, he laughed and pointed to the comfortable stuffed leather president's chair behind the big president's desk in the spacious president's office in Anderson Hall. It was probably true, because the chair was full of books and papers. The desk itself was clean as a store window display. That's all in the eyes of the beholder.
Most presidents think of being an administrator.
I saw myself as more of leader than a manager and also I wanted to bring hope to K-State. He paused, then brightened. We're 11-2 for the season. Back in '86, '87, nobody even dreamed of that kind of record. We're No. 9 in the country.