Show your support of Nea's stellar facilitators, who are instrumental in making Nea the wonderful school that it is.

Of all the mistakes in the failed drug war, the obsessive and overzealous enforcement of arcane marijuana regulations has no doubt had the worst effect on our society. We need to demand our lawmakers commit THIS YEAR in the mid term elections where the issues aren't buried in Presidential politics, to removing marijuana from the Schedule 1 list, better yet remove it completely from the entire substance control list. I went to prison for a few joints back in the early 1970's and at the time I was an honor student, nationally ranked athlete and editor of the campus sports page. That record has hounded me throughout the years, and there are millions more like me, whose lifetime potential was robbed by these arcane laws. And that can only hurt society as a whole. We can't get that back, but we can make certain the leaders of the future are not saddled with the same obstacles by demanding our lawmakers take responsibility as one of their first acts of 2015, when the 114th Congress is seated.

The persistent threat by domestic terrorists, like Cliven Bundy and his armed supporters, to the welfare of our country and our people should not be tolerated. They should be prosecuted as the traitors and terrorists they are.

Because this is an issue that affects all New Yorkers. Many people hate Andrew Cuomo's policies and lack of keeping campaign promises. Yet we do not want to have a GOP candidate in office.

When a song is played on terrestrial radio, the musicians and performers receive no compensation whatsoever. They also are denied royalties payment from other countries that DO compensate performers. It is time we recognize the value of music creators.

For too long, New York City and Montreal have been in a bagel war. We hope to bring about a peace where bagel lovers from both sides of the border may enjoy a delicious bagel and schmear.

Overage penalties from AT&T, Verizon and Sprint take a whopping $1 billion out of 20 million consumer pockets every year.

Chipotle claims to be a company dedicated to helping the planet and taking care of its workers — so why did it leave Natasha high and dry?

Child Protective Services has a history of causing harm to families leaving children vulnerable to potential dangers. They fail to thoroughly investigate claims and provide assistance to families seeking help. CPS violated my Constitutional and Patental Rights after requesting services for my daughter's psychological welfare. This resulted with the supervisor granting my daughter permission to leave the state to reside with her father. Her father has had no relationship with her since the age of three. She is now seventeen years of age. This is another example of Their broken system. Please join me in taking a stand for parents that parent and do not abuse.

My career and financial ability as a carpenter was cut short by this injury. I was awarded Open Medical, Chiropractic Care on an as needed basis and $68. per week, PPD. Treatments are needed to facilitate my ability to work, 1-2, to as many as 6 per month. since the permanent and stationary award of 1980. more I work more I need. When I return to CA. Judges' they reinstates award, they, pay short time and withhold for long periods. when getting the award paid, I receive less then my out of pocket expense returned, then short pay, long disregard of payments to make me give up needed treatments by driving me crazy! I would give up AWARD, but the injury is ongoing.

Since 1951, WGBH Boston's high-power 89.7 FM has been a regional beacon for good music, soliciting donations on that basis. Five years ago classical was exiled to a weak suburban station with dumbed-down programming, firing its leading classical host, Richard Kniseley - and folk and blues were dropped entirely - in order to duplicate the other Boston NPR station's news/talk format in the daytime. Two years ago, its widely-popular Jazz with Eric in the Evening was canceled during the week and isolated to weekends, and its jazz archivist, producer and host Steve Schwartz fired, so that the station could replay its daytime talk shows at night. If WGBH won't go back to its original mission of providing the best music on the most powerful transmitter in New England, it should step aside and let someone else do so.

We're starting a revolution. Gone are the days when people risk being made fun of for doing varial flips. Too many feelings are hurt and too many potential professional skateboarders are turned away. It's time to end varial flip discrimination once and for all.