Lately, though, Ferrari has been less visible on campus, and some of the enthusiasm he used to convey about Drake may be missing. That probably comes from simply getting the school on track and falling into a routine. They will receive a great chancellor. Drake now faces a new challenge. Ferrari casts a large shadow for his successor.
Price is right.
Drake is once again facing declining enrollment and a budget shortfall. The situation is not as urgent as it was in 1985, but it needs to be addressed. Hiring a new president is a great opportunity for Drake to acquire fresh ideas. The challenge in 1998 is different. The opinions in the above are written by the staff members of The Times-Delphic.