Last year, to be frank, I think that we were divided. This year I think that we've been brought together, both out of our own initiatives, and, unfortunately, through tragedy. And we thank you all for your support of tuition remissions, increase for graduate students as well as graduate health care. I think that that is an opportunity that we can work hard together. And Jane Brown is right.
Voting is the way to do it.
We've registered 2,500 new voters on campus as of today, the last today to register. We will be publishing that like crazy to let everybody know that we are going to be turning out en masse. I just wanted to say just one last thing, that I look forward to a new spirit of camaraderie as we all work together dealing with the issues that affect both of us, and that we will weigh in on your behalf, and we would love it if you would weigh in at times on our behalf. That there're some things that neither of us could do separately, but maybe together that we can do it, and that, I think is like faculty salary increases and you all fighting for our low tuition, etc. I wanted to take an opportunity just to say , thank you, and to apologize for something.