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Accidents from their plants, and there is no other industry in the world that has that advantage. not only do we have to pay $14 billion for the plant but then you have to store the waste for 30,000 years, which is five times the length of recorded human history and how that can ever be economic is for somebody -- somebody's got to make that case. >> robert stern, i guess you're the perfect man to make it, so come on. just your debunked your entire claim. >> i understand that. the cost thing is a red herring. we haven't built nuclear plants we got a few going up now. you could have said the ex...

Advantage. not only do we have to pay $14 billion for the plant but then you have to store the waste for 30,000 years, which is five times the length of recorded human history and how that can ever be economic is for somebody -- somebody's got to make that case. >> robert stern, i guess you're the perfect man to make it, so come on. just your debunked your entire claim. >> i understand that. the cost thing is a red herring. we haven't built nuclear plants in 0 years in this country. we got a few going up now. you could have said the exact same thing about solar a few years ago. solar plummeted...

Head. one of the foremost experts in the field. dr. robert stern, neurology professor at the boston university and the co-founder of the study of traumatic enself-lopty. we have heard about this condition, cte, how it affects athletes who have had repeated blows to the brain and how it can be fairly lethal. we haven't heard much how cte can cause someone to be potentially violent. what do you know about fla? >> we flee some of the early symptoms and be changing in behavior, impulsivity, explosivety, rage, changes in mood. we don't think that it can cause a huge change in the way someone views ...

Resource for our faculty and staff and students. >> and you expect it will become a recruiting, something that will help you get more students, raise your standards more, all of those things? >> we're not trying to get bigger. we just always try to get better. certainly its visibility helps a number of students get interested. so just in the time since the ground breaking, we've had a number of people who visited for the ground breaking, their students have applied to smu. we've had a number of media whose students have applied to smu. you've been here to cover it also. >> very interesting. al...

Echoes the dome on dallas hall, but is different. its own square lantern has become a landmark already here in dallas. >> mr. turner, it does -- you walk around campus, it fits in and yet it sticks out. isn't that right? >> what we talked about all the time was that it would be compatible with but different from. and i think bob stern really achieved that. i was so thankful when he was chosen to be the architect for it. because i knew being a university guy himself, dean of the yale law architecture school, he understood context on universities. i couldn't be happen ner wiier >> mark, the desi...