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tuition funding, but it also may be other things, for example, clothing, a home medical crises, and we apply that. it's small because we are not a rich institution, and we do need more. but it parallels what my friends have been speaking about, other needs including housing needs because we do give housing scholarships for homeless students. we've received calls from homeless shelters that you have a student here, do you know about this? and we have ways of responding. we need to respond. so we need resources to meet those needs. >> thank you. do you have a ballpark of how much has been put into the fund or the average -- reynold verret: the average year we had some. between 100,000 and $200,000 in the fund. >> thank you. thank you. also, dr. verret, you note in your written remarks that a challenge for many students of color is their preparedness for college-level course work. what are you doing to increase student retention at xavier, particularly for students who may struggle in their first year? reynold verret: i would say not only students of color, but it clearly affects our urban students especially. what happens is in the first year, our

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medical innovation. >> i would just add to that, innovations the u.s. is so famous for, they were public- private partnerships. the funding that the federal government started to give to our research institutions, that funds the basic research that leads to more innovations in the private sector, so it has definitely been a public-private partnership. >> excuse me. much of current concern about u.s. health care focuses on high costs. is this a new phenomenon or does it have deep historical roots? >> got a new phenomenon. it is a particularly interesting area in terms of looking at how government involvement in the regulation of prescription drugs in particular helped to drive a system of drug development dependent on the use of patent protection in order to encourage innovation and the idea was this system developed again in world early 1950's, but it really set up a system that incentivized innovation but protected it in a way that made in terms ofh costs the prescription drugs. the cost of prescription drugs was already an issue by the late 1950's, that people were finding this rise in prices very hard to bear. of course, or did not cover prescription drug costs -- medicare did not cover pre

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institutes of health. we did not have a cure in time for gabrielle or all of the loved ones we have lost, but if we continue to support medical research and innovation, a cure will be found and we can save future generations from this awful disease. mr. speaker, i rise today to thank brent d. hale for the service and leadership he provided for an extension program and grateful for his participation on my agricultural advisory committee. he's been amazing. his work to foster community development and innovation, agricultural production has served our state well. we are lucky to have his expertise and commitment. i want to congratulate brent as penn state director of extension. as he goes to the university of minnesota on july 31, we wish him the best. thank you, brent, and congratulations on your new opportunity. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt, for five minutes. mr. aderholt: thank you, mr. speaker. . it's no secret it was 50 years ago this week that three brave americans stepped on the moon. when we look at our children's toys today, it is amazing that they

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