Johnson and Epstein also said last night the faculty's silence was not unexpected.
"If our fate is going to be determined by them one of the dangers it that it will be deprioritized and postponed," Epstein said.
And Johnson said the faculty and administration continued inaction toward public service might cause delays in programming.
"It's very difficult to have faith in the future if the present is so uncertain," Johnson said. "If the three professional people can't see their way through to the proper organization of those programs, then we can't see our way through to programming."
Johnson said King's suggestion that PBH would consider withdrawing from the University would be difficult to realize.
"The way that Brooks House has evolved over the years it would be very difficult to come to that arrangement tomorrow," Johnson said