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1	DR. EARHART: That's right.
2	MR. HOFF: Just for curiosity, what would
3	happen if your estimates are low?
4	DR. SENSENBAUGH: This is a problem. We
5	never hit that point.
6	MR. HOFF: I can understand why you wouldn't
7	want to.
8	DR. SENSENBAUGH: This is the thing we fear,
9	that the Governor might do this sometime, in trying to
10	balance what he thinks is balancing his budget and he
11	may cut our estimates down.
12	MR. HOFF: You have no resources that you
13	can fall back on to make up that $340, for any addi-
14	tional students?
15	DR. SENSENBAUGH: We have no way to do it.
16	So, tells is a protection to us and we insist that it
17	stay in there.
18	MR. SMITH: And I don't mean this to sound
19	the way it does, but the fact that the estimates have
20	never been low, does that mean that you do in effect
21	estimate a cushion for safety purposes?