Sterk: “Just initially, it’s been positive as far as how we’ve handled it. I thank our staff for really helping communicate. I think we’ve been trying to do it in an open way like you said. We were all shocked with it and we wanted to make sure that we sent the right message. We were trying to be strategic, as far as we can’t give everything as far as our appeal, but we can get information out that is public information and we thought it was the best way would be to get it out on a website that everyone can read and try to answer questions that we’ve received in the last week or so and put it out there so we can open it up for everyone to see. I think the reaction from people outside as far as the penalties go, I think it’s pretty unanimous, that people were shocked as we were. It seemed that they abused their discretion. That’s the legal term that’s used. We were open and honest. Only two or three schools in the last decade have received exemplary cooperation and the penalties seemed very excessive for the cooperation that we have.”