concern than it is a student concern. you have to pick who you want to live with. freshmen cannot just randomly decide they want to live with someone of the opposite sex. they have to know the person. i mean, at this time people could be in romantic relationships and living together in their housing options we have now, and it's not being used for that wags, and i think students don't want to lose that, so i don't think they're going to take advantage of it that way. >> this is a pilot program. i know other schools have done it, but generally confined to upper classmen. g.w. is making this available to all students, but is this just a time period of review and then they'll revisit this issue? >> you know what, i think it's not set in stone right now. the administration hasn't, you know -- they haven't said this is the last that we're going to do with it. they'll look at it if there are issues, but i think they're really happy with having it for all students of all grade levels. you don't just have issues in the upper classmen years. you have them in your freshmen years too, and it can make students more comfortable. >> what did you find when the research was done that other
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