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67. It dipped into the mid 70s a couple of years back. Agree with you completely.

I think the law school was around 40 when I started in 2006.

The purchase of the hospital from HCA. She overpaid by about 50% (or roughly $100-130M), that purchase put us in competition with Jackson, we then proceeded to siphon the "desirable" patients away from Jackson to UHealth although we were still affiliated with Jackson, we thus nearly sent...

I honestly have no idea what point you are trying to make. Yes, a big emphasis of school presidents is fundraising, a substantial portion of which comes from private donations and research grants, and their stewardship of funds. Another is the academic profile of the school.

I am saying that at least under Shalala the degree was more valuable, but Frenk at least shows a willingness to invest in athletics. He just has no idea how to go about doing so or evaluate the person in charge of that department. However, I don't think academics and athletics are mutually...

Perception is reality, and the reality is prospective students for both undergrad and grad programs use this to guide decisions on where to apply. Big law firms use this list to determine where to recruit. So do consulting firms, accounting firms, etc. You may not like the current rankings...

The undergrad's ranking is now tied with FSU at 57. It was around 40 a couple of years ago. The MBA program is currently unranked. The rankings go up to 131. The law school is ranked 67. The medical school is ranked 78 for primary care and 52 for research. Engineering is 108. I understand...

In all fairness, the academics across the board have slipped almost as much as the athletics under Frenk. He is an unmitigated disaster as President.