81.   Other universities have reservations about signing on.

82.   Princeton, Yale and Stanford universities had two each.

83.   Schultz says most universities have programs to educate athletes about agents, as well as screening committees to help players turning pro choose honest and competent agents.

84.   Schaffer said he concluded, however, that at this point the university had no choice but to change its tuition policy.

85.   Several universities have Web usage statistics.

86.   She replies that it is a myth that the contemporary university has no place for public intellectuals.

87.   Some said it was part of school tradition to retain that name, others said the university had more pressing issues to deal with.

88.   Some universities have successions of talented players.

89.   That also may explain why some universities have high-interest rate affinity cards.

90.   That would assume a university should have spare high-quality skill players stacked like tires on pit row.