then we have gene karpinski. welcome. can we start off with philosophy of what both men bring to the table when it comes to energy policy? in a broad sense, what they are thinking? how would you define both men, starting with president obama? guest: the election is about choices. in less than 60 days, it is a choice of who will lead the country. when it comes to energy policy, it is an incredibly stark choice. president obama has been a leader in moving us towards a new, clean energy future. jobs of the future. we need to reduce our dependence on oil and move to new, clean sources -- renewables, wind, solar. he has done a lot of that. we need to keep moving forward. unfortunately, mr. romney'a energy policy was written by big oil and it takes us backwards. that is not the path to the future. that is the path to more climate change pollution and more subsidies. it takes is a backward. our energy policy is important. we need to go forward to the future that is clean, renewable, built on the kinds of policies president obama

we also have gene karpinski with the league of conservation voters. can we start off with philosophy and what both men bring to the table and what they are thinking? how would you define president obama? guest: the election is about choices, the choice of who will lead the country for the next four years. when it comes to energy policy, it is an incredible -- and incredibly stark choice. president obama has been leading us to an energy future. we can move to new, clean sources -- renewable, solar. we need to keep moving forward. unfortunately, mr. romney's policy was written by big oil and is for big oil. that is not a path for the future. that is a path for more climate change pollution and it takes us back with. our energy policy is critically important. we need to go forward with clean, renewable and built on a policy that president obama has put forth. guest: clearly, around the custody markets more. he looks like he's -- clearly, romney trusts the markets more. obama's attempt to switch us to the energy future is almost laughable. there are more

host: a discussion about the energy policies with david kreutzer and gene karpinski. >> the first of the president took the bait, live on c-span. next, the president of the university of virginia on student cheating the debate about student athletes in higher education. then kathleen turner on women's health and productive rights. >> now a discussion on cheating on college campuses. you va has the nation's oldest student-run on system. president sullivan talks about who cheat, why they do it and how many students cheat. the chautauqua institution event is about an hour and 15 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [applause] >> dr. teresa sullivan is the eighth president of the university of virginia, home of the older student-run honor system under which students pledge not to lie, cheat or steal. dr. sullivan was previously the provost and executive of private affairs. and an executive vice chancellor for academic affairs for the university of essex system. she focuses on labor force tomography, with