91.   The council had neither the power nor the inclination to go much further.

92.   The council has no legal power to restrict increases in those fees, which surpass tuition at many of the colleges.

93.   The council has strong ties to both vice-presidential candidates.

94.   The council created the panel with the stipulation that the council have one vote on the panel.

95.   The council has a team of educators conducting the reviews.

96.   The council has had a policy in the past of providing attorneys for workers accused of wrongdoing while on the job.

97.   The council has its critics.

98.   The council has its own set of facts to support its stance.

99.   The council has one client, the president, and one constituency, the consumer.

100.   The council has yet to announce its conclusions, which could include a reprimand or even forced retirement of the chief judge.