critical to increase a little bit of the institution to be able to maintain the excellence and teaching capability of our institutions. so, i main focus now is making sure that we raise funds for scholarship, for grants, and making sure that we bring your kids and my kids also to a great institution that prepares them for a life-long learning, life-long job and life-long citizenship in a great country. provost, here is a tweet from one of our viewers, lauren, who says virtual schools will be one tenth the cost. well, virtual schools are great for people who are very interested in that. but i believe sincerely in the residential experience for students. it s not i mean, it s not only bringing the students here to study, but bringing students here to socialize, to create networks, to make friends, to meet people from all over the world. if you stay in your bedroom, that s very difficult, very, very difficult to produce what i call a whole citizen. we believe we produce on
companies should be required to cover over-the-counter birth control because they don t do that now. a couple of things. one, i see this becoming more common in many different races. you see colorado and north carolina in particular. a couple of senatorial candidates. i think that the fact that the left has reacted so loudly shows you that it s working. i think they realize this is no longer a tactsic they can use. they can no longer caricaturize our position. when i originally offered this idea, we were following the recommendations at that time, the recent recommendations, of the medical societies themselves. the doctors themselves think this is a safe product, should be offered over the counter. two things. one, allowing the product to be offered over the counter doesn t stop a woman from being able to get the product with a prescription through her doctor, therefore it would still be covered. some of the democrats are trying to attack these republican senatorial candida
cairo. it was too much in terms of the arab world. he found this compromise on the canal. and there the differences started popping up in certain ways because while the two leaders were speaking in the general level when it came to the diplomats and lawyers and so on the he used to say what is in yiddish which means talk less but once you start talking more and more you see the differences. i hope i m not mistaken. the two leaders that with bigger termination with the state of war which is good news. by the way this understanding which is pand said who on the street knows what it is go in cairo and jerusalem. what so. war. 20 years later because was very much keen on the language. that is a different story. that was not the ideology. and here now come eight, nine months of ups and downs during 78 which were very, very sad in a way because after this climax of the visit there is a period of the u.s. it took sometime before it got adjusted to the idea of israel a
admission policies and campus safety, this interview with indiana university president michael mcrobbie is 45 minutes. this morning, the c-span bus is on the campus of indiana university in bloomington. on it, we are joined by the president of indiana university, michael mcrobbie. thank you very joining us. delighted to be here and welcome to indiana university. thank you for the invitation. can we start, president, with your general thoughts before we talk about the details of your university, but your thoughts on the greatest challenges facing those in higher education today? oh, i would say that probably the greatest challenge in front of us is to continue to provide a quality and affordable education, especially to the students within the state of indiana. we are a state university, after all. and keeping that education both affordable but also ensuring its quality so that our students are graduating with very high level skills that will enable them to prosper in
in the big ten conference, including student death, admission policies and campus safety, this interview with indiana university president michael mcrobbie is 45 minutes. this morning, the c-span bus is on the campus of indiana university in bloomington. on it, we are joined by the president of indiana university, michael mcrobbie. thank you very joining us. delighted to be here and welcome to indiana university. thank you for the invitation. can we start, president, with your general thoughts before we talk about the details of your university, but your thoughts on the greatest challenges facing those in higher education today? oh, i would say that probably the greatest challenge in front of us is to continue to provide a quality and affordable education, especially to the students within the state of indiana. we are a state university, after all. and keeping that education both affordable but also ensuring its quality so that our students are graduating with very hi