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The list of Cowen's predecessors as president of Tulane is at http://tulane.edu/administration/president/past-presidents.cfm, should anyone have time to work it into the Cowen article. Bear in mind that prior to 1884 Tulane University was the University of Louisiana, a public institution. So, although Cowen is the 14th president of Tulane, the succession with the forerunner institution could move the number higher. Rammer (talk) 21:09, 10 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Gold
Cowen is a noted fan of gold; such a fan, Cowen frequently waves student's tuition checks and cash screaming "I Gotcha gold, Leprechaun, HAHAHA!1!"
