What message does it send to hard working kids like this?? Do what is right and let him run.
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Denise Clark
6 years ago
NAIA, I ask that you reconsider and overturn your original decision to let this young man run cross country his senior year. He is a wonderful young man, an accomplished athlete, and has worked hard academically every semester by being on the deans list. Clearly this error was made by his advisor/school and not by the student. It seems that the discipline should be toward the school and not the student. Again, I boldly ask you to let this young man run cross country his senior year.
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Cristiano Italiano
6 years ago
LET HOOVER RUN!!
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Marsha Gerhardt
6 years ago
Run Hoover Run
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Kelly
6 years ago
Let him compete!!
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Susan Stull
6 years ago
Good luck!
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Mindi Handley
6 years ago
Let Zack back on the team!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Reinstate Zach. You know it's the right thing to do.
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Doug Silkowski
6 years ago
Let the kid run!
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Ryan Ayers
6 years ago
Let the boy run.
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Jim Nettles
6 years ago
Num 6:24-26. Blessings to Mr. Hoover and
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Christine Galinsky
6 years ago
This wrong needs to be corrected!
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Karen Little
6 years ago
Is the mom of a future college athlete, these errors are frightening. Please get this athlete absolutely what he is do!
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Christine Ragauskis
6 years ago
This is SO wrong!!!! Please reverse your decision!!!
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Kayla Davis
6 years ago
Let him run!
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Nicole Esposito
6 years ago
Please reverse your decision. Here’s a young man who has worked for years to achieve a good education & worked at improving his athletic standing in order to do just that. Don’t fault him for an error (a very OBVIOUS one) made by some paid employee who is intimately responsible for this ridiculous error in scheduling.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please!
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Rosalie Ramirez
6 years ago
let him run.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Let this young man run
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Diann KIndsvater
6 years ago
Good common sense is needed here. Zach has shown exemplary performance in all areas of his life. Clearly there needs to be a review!
What message does it send to hard working kids like this?? Do what is right and let him run.
NAIA, I ask that you reconsider and overturn your original decision to let this young man run cross country his senior year. He is a wonderful young man, an accomplished athlete, and has worked hard academically every semester by being on the deans list. Clearly this error was made by his advisor/school and not by the student. It seems that the discipline should be toward the school and not the student. Again, I boldly ask you to let this young man run cross country his senior year.
LET HOOVER RUN!!
Run Hoover Run
Let him compete!!
Good luck!
Let Zack back on the team!
Reinstate Zach. You know it's the right thing to do.
Let the kid run!
Let the boy run.
Num 6:24-26. Blessings to Mr. Hoover and
This wrong needs to be corrected!
Is the mom of a future college athlete, these errors are frightening. Please get this athlete absolutely what he is do!
This is SO wrong!!!! Please reverse your decision!!!
Let him run!
Please reverse your decision. Here’s a young man who has worked for years to achieve a good education & worked at improving his athletic standing in order to do just that. Don’t fault him for an error (a very OBVIOUS one) made by some paid employee who is intimately responsible for this ridiculous error in scheduling.
Please!
let him run.
Let this young man run
Good common sense is needed here. Zach has shown exemplary performance in all areas of his life. Clearly there needs to be a review!