1. Equal Opportunities: Opening fall semester interview dates for prospective students is crucial to ensure equal opportunities for all individuals. By allowing timely interviews, students can start their academic journey on schedule and have an equal chance to excel alongside their peers. 2. Academic Success: Timely interview dates directly contribute to the academic success of students. Starting classes on time enables students to fully engage with the curriculum, participate in class discussions, and establish a strong foundation for their studies. This enhances their overall learning experience and sets them up for success in their chosen field. 3. Financial Considerations: Delayed interview dates can have significant financial implications for prospective students. Many students have made financial commitments, including tuition fees, accommodation arrangements, and travel plans. Opening fall semester interview dates in a timely manner will prevent financial losses and ensure students can effectively plan and manage their finances. 4. Fulfillment of Dreams: Pursuing higher education abroad is often a lifelong dream for many students. Delayed interview dates can result in dashed hopes and dreams. By joining the campaign for change, individuals can support the realization of students' aspirations, empowering them to achieve their educational goals and make a positive impact in their respective fields. 5. Global Competitiveness: Embracing diverse perspectives and fostering global connections is crucial in today's interconnected world. By allowing timely interview dates, prospective students can contribute to the cultural and intellectual diversity of educational institutions in the United States. This promotes a vibrant learning environment and enhances global competitiveness for universities and students alike. Joining the campaign for change is essential for promoting fairness, academic success, financial stability, dream fulfillment, and global competitiveness. By rallying together, we can advocate for the opening of fall semester interview dates and make a positive impact on the lives of prospective students seeking educational opportunities in the United States.

Given the severity of these issues and their impact on our lives, we kindly request that the Homeowner Association take immediate action to address this matter. Our proposed solution is the option for the homeowner to install 6 ft privacy fences, we can all agree on a style (wood or vinyl) & color (white, all the homes have white gutters to match) to make it look uniform. This will provide a physical barrier to deter unauthorized access and ensure our safety and privacy. We understand that implementing such changes requires careful consideration, including obtaining necessary permits and adhering to any local regulations. However, we believe that the urgency and seriousness of these incidents warrant an expedited process.

Our town’s taking away our public parks with no access to the lake for our local residents! Some people that reside here have no access to our state lake there should be a local access point on north, south, east & west of the lake for locals to attend.

Others should join our fight for rights! Prisoners in Missouri were given the right to an attorney. If they cannot afford one, one is appointed to them. So why is this right not given to the ones under guardianship? A psychiatric evaluation after a year in a locked facility will show the progress of one's health. Placing them in front of a Judge will get the courts more involved with their cases. When placed in a 24 hour 7 days a week locked down facility you are not given any amount of time that you will be in this facility. It could be a year it could be 12+ years. Prisoners are given an out date, but the non-criminal mentally ill are not given this right.

Millions of people are on the verge of emotional devastation by not being able to satisfy their craving for butterscotch

We want to make piqua ohio a better community but a rental program that is in violation of tenant privacy, and also landlord rights is very much uncalled for. There are better ways to solve the "slumlord" problem that they claim to want taken care of. This program is not how that will be solved. Many families cannot afford their rent to be raised. Rent is at an all time high especially for such a small town in ohio. We realize the problem, but we would like to take a different course of action to get this community back on track. There are too many problems that will occur with this rental program. We need more than 3 minutes a piece to explain why this is a bad idea. 3 minutes is NOT ENOUGH. We, The citizens of Piqua Ohio, can and will come up with a better plan to fix this community for the better regarding all aspects. Please consider listening to the citizens and not just make up your mind because that's the easier option for you. We don't want anyone to struggle anymore than they have to. We can plan and propose new ideas to solve the underlying issue. But invading our privacy will not be taken lightly as we've seen city wide that the majority of the citizens do not agree with this program what so ever. Personally I would love to get involved with this community more and do something good for it as I have never been to a city meeting, nor have I been able to contribute because I don't know the steps to do so, but I'm willing to learn, to be able to help the community in a much safer, responsible, non invasionional way. Just as alot of us would also agree. Please consider listening to the citizens rather than letting them rant on your podiums. This rental program is an extremely bad idea for all parties involved. It is a waste of money, and if people really had that much of an issue with their homes, they would get up and actually do something about it. Please Sign For Piquas Right To Privacy !

Our teachers can’t win that fight alone–they need the support of Orange County parents and the community. Help us keep our teachers! Help our teachers provide the schools students deserve! To show your support, add your name and your voice to our petition and share with friends! To stay updated on the negotiations or to find out other ways you can help our teacher's efforts, please visit our website www.orangecta.com, or our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/OCCTA7448. You can also show your support by attending the School Board meeting on August 1st at 5:00 PM wearing red, where they will discuss the budget. You may email them directly and let them know you support our teachers and their efforts. Their emails are below. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

This is important to embrace the femininity and female modesty of female students in TPSS, allowing young girls to express themselves and their feminine style.

It's important because we need our children to have healthy emotional lives and that consists of having their mothers in their lives. There are multiple cases of children not having their mothers in their lives that end up living in vandalism, etc. Sometimes these mothers have been victims of domestic violence and are further threatened by the fathers of their babies. We need to end violence against women and we can no longer terminate their parental rights. That is a violation of our rights as mothers. That is unconstitutional.

To modify the dress code now is absurd. Parents cannot afford to purchase 2 different sets of clothing for their GROWING children. It is not fair to the children who do abide by the dress code. Wyoming Valley West Board Members, it is time to grow a back bone and take control of what needs to be taken control of. The clothing these children are wearing is NOT distracting. What is distracting and disturbing are the fights daily. If these children have to abide by a dress code, the teachers should have to abide by the same dress code. Us parents will not abide by this dress code for our children.

Because no one is immune from a catastrophic event. And if you lose your home due to a disaster, and you receive compensation from the party deemed liable, you should be able to use ALL of that money to rebuild/relocate. And the federal govt should not be collecting "income" tax on money that is clearly not income!

What if it were their mother daughter sister niece aunt uncle brother nephew father? Abuse happens to everyone and everyone deserves justice. Women children and YES even MEN are stuck in abusive relationships/situations. They all deserve the same help and protection from those harming them. If one signature can help save at least can help make the change then that's what is needed. Victims should've live the life of a victim they should live their lives as a survivor. They should be able to live without fear that their abuser can still hurt them. Restraining orders need to be more than just a piece of paper.