Every single one of them went out and got well paid, very, very good positions as curators, general curators. And in some cases, even directors and that program fell apart in the ’90s. And I tried to instigate it again when I came back the second time and we ended up getting one position that we put through, and then they hired her, which they weren’t supposed to do, but anyhow. And I mean, and Reed encouraged that, I mean, it was a big feather in his cap because those people that went out represented the National Zoo in what we were doing. And it really was an incredible program and a very successful program while it was in fact.
