Here, homework is not a punishment. They really like coming to homework club. We want it to feel like home.
We have to avoid sprawl for sprawl's sake without attention to the needs of long-term communities.
I think it is good for people to know what symptoms are of someone who is using and to be able to identify the risks to student and their families.
It is important that when we argue for greater community input, we then follow up and actually provide feedback to make this a collaborative approach to governing.
We normally take directions from law enforcement and the conditions. We want to be able to serve our customers and make sure our employees are safe.
We anticipate it will be a setting which might bring faculty, staff and students together for conversation, while enjoying beer or wine, something to eat and good music.
We understand that there are people who need supplies. We will do our best to keep the three Wal-Marts and the Sam's open for them. We want to make sure everyone is safe. That's why we must have the generators operating.
There's a lot of tough competition. At a meet like this, fourth's pretty good. It helps so we know what we have to do (later).
It's the stop-loss that ticks me off, ... He kept his word, and the government doesn't have to keep its.
I'll be interested to see the outcome. I'm not sure if it will make a huge splash or not... but this has the potential to provide a new way to access material.