101.   The university said Friday that it would appeal the case to the Supreme Court.

102.   The university said Friday that it would display the documents in its library and publish them over the Internet.

103.   The university said its contract gave the company all rights to the research and to any results it might yield.

104.   The university said that allowing students to circumvent the requirement would fundamentally alter the nature of its program.

105.   The university said that Harris, whose contract was three days away from expiring, sent a letter to Coor asking it not be renewed.

106.   The university said the information was not accessed by other third parties, but the incident highlighted potential problems as more hospitals convert to digital record keeping.

107.   The university said yes.

108.   The university says only a handful of such faulty letters were mailed, and the glitch has been corrected.

109.   The university says this is an unusually generous pledge intended to assure workers that subcontracting will not hurt them.

110.   Three players soon found themselves kicked off the team for what the university said was a violation of team rules.