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College students should be able to get paid when they play basketball. College players should get paid. They should get paid, but not that much. If they do nothing except sit on the bench they shouldn’t get paid as much as the players that actually play. You shouldn’t have to pay to get paid. Without a doubt college players should get paid, if they sit on the bench they won’t get paid as much as others, and they shouldn’t pay to get paid. If college players get paid as much as NBA players do there

I am not a native Texan and I have been an educator in Texas for over 12 years. I have coached at schools from 3A to 6A and from Houston to the DFW area. I have seen and heard some great things that we coaches as well as schools do but at the same time I have seen and heard some horrible things. Unfortunately we are losing great coaches to administration positions and to the private sector due to the long hours and insufficient pay. We as coaches have a great privilege of educating and coaching

Student Mentoring in the Community College Student Population Served Student Success is now considered a vital element in the community college role. We must teach our students, and equipped them with skills to achieve their educational goal, as well as their career goals thereby, surviving in the workplace. Therefore, I am proposing a student mentorship program that targets all students enrolling at Mohave Community College (MCC). The program will encourage participation from the concurrent enrolled

The city of Dyersburg, like other municipalities, is continuously changing. The percentages of students’ ethnicity have gradually changed over the years to 48% Caucasian, 43% African American, 6% Hispanic, 2% Asian American, and 1% Native American. However, the staff’s ethnicity is 88% Caucasian, 11% African American, and 1% Hispanic. Dyersburg City School System (DCS) understand that there are benefits but also a definite need for the staff to reflect the student population. DCS recruits the

in regards to the 10% projected increase in sales for the 2011fiscal year. (“Well they better increase by that much or heads will roll.”) GA-3.1 2. Majority vote by members of the board to internalize product production GA-3.1 3. $90,000 stipend awarded to outside Board Members GA-3.1 4. Refinancing of short-term credit GA-3.1 5. $ 50,000 in damages due to April snowstorm GA-3.2 6. Discontinuation of Research and

     One situation I don’t understand is how some citizens argue that millionaires make to much and that athletes make to much and that their being paid to much stipend. I feel as though its not the athletes fought that their gifted with such talents. If you look at it they deserve the stipend their receiving because athletes bring in billions and billion of dollars a year so i figure they should get their share of the revenue also. I don’t think they should be criticized for

These include institutional programs and also programs available through national and off-campus organizations. I recognize the importance of this activity from my own experience. It was my mentors and advisors who have encouraged me to apply for a stipend from Acoustical Society of America and Russian Acoustical Society, the George Soros Doctoral Fellowships, visiting and travel grants, as well as postdoctoral

In October 2006, ILTF made a $20,000 stipend to the Snoqualmie Tribe to subsidize a vital area arranging preparing for tribal pioneers and staff. The subsequent report, "Where We Want to Be," has been utilized by the Tribe to offer it some assistance with developing its bigger, long haul vision

Lisa Longenecker MGT-330-001 Tim Galpin Innovation Assessment of Residence Life Organization Overview The organization I currently work for and have worked for in multiple capacities for the past two years is Residence Life at Colorado State. The school first opened its doors to students in 1879 and has grown to nearly 30,000 undergraduate students (The Story). Residence Life is a department of CSU that falls under Housing and Dining Services coordinated through the Palmer Center. The Director of

Is it fair for an organization to make $912 million in revenue and not pay the employees that bring in all that money? This only sounds right if the organization being discussed is a circus and the employees not being paid were the performing animals. The National NCAA is a fully commercialized multi-billion dollar industry that regulates players to the point of exploitation. Every staff member from the NCAA, universities athletic staff, and the event staff are paid from the television revenue, ticket