"We have gone from an undersupply of pharmacists to an oversupply in a very short time," Cameron said. "Pharmacists are scrambling for jobs and there is a shortage of internships. The pressure is going to be down for some time. In California alone we're looking at 5 new pharmacy schools. Pennsylvania is going from 3 schools to 7. We're seeing that picture across the country."
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia = 1821
Pittsburgh = 1878
Temple = 1901
Duquesne = 1925
When you can't get your numbers straight, you lose a little bit of your credibility. Perhaps he's claiming that Temple isn't a real pharmacy school...
The article overlooked the expansion in enrollment at existing programs. Otherwise, it was fair, and I agree it was good to hear multiple perspectives.