P: Do any of the buildings carry names?

R: We never ever did that. It is F building, A building, B building, C building, D
 building.

P: Was there any resistance to that? Did the Board want to name buildings?

R: No. See, one thing we did not want to get into was the idea of naming building X
 for this board chairman, and building Y for that board chairman, and building C for
 someone else. We thought we did not want to get into that.

P: That may come eventually.

R: That might come eventually.

P: Is that true on other campuses?

R: No, no. A lot of other campuses are into naming buildings, and sometimes you
 wonder why.

P: Do you name any of the facilities within the buildings, the auditorium, the art
 gallery?

R: No, nothing.

P: Nothing is named?

R: Well, there is one exception. When Joe [Fordyce] died, we named the student
 services building the Fordyce building, but nobody refers to it as that. It just did not
 happen.

P: It is officially named that.

R: There is a lovely plaque on there which says, "In honor of," yes.

P: Are you satisfied with the campus in terms of the buildings? Are they commodious
 and the offices fine and the classrooms satisfactory?

R: Yes. Very satisfactory. And the most satisfying thing, I guess, about my tenure
 there, was the fact that that campus is clean. It is well-kept. You do not see any
 trash. There is no garbage. We worked hard on that from the very beginning.
 Everybody knew how I felt about that. I would walk around the campus a lot, I
 would go into the bathrooms. I would go into any bathroom at any time, and
 everybody knew about that. The grounds crew knew about that, the clean-up crew,
 everybody knew.



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