Married. Each time she threatened to leave, he became violent We never knew if today was our last day,” members of so- ciety, and that’s just a wonder- ful thing.” As she MEETING, from p. 1 the Kahtnuht’xxx Xxxx’xxx have enhanced and strengthened the prosperity, health and culture of capped the tribe's accomplishments from the past year and fielded questions from tribal members on an array of topics – including wait only to apolo- gize and prom- ise change that never came. — ‘Xxxxxx’ continues to heal, Xxxxxx is excited about the future their people by developing and implementing a tribal education lists for services, staff diversity, the tribe’s efforts to recognize veter- When she did flee with the She enjoys things that system.” The Council reported its findings from the trip at a quarterly meeting in July, but did not disclose the cost at the time. That drew the ire of some tribal members. “It’s been an unanswered ques- tion … we need to clear this up,” said tribal member Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, who ran for one of the open Coun- cil positions. “Ignoring it is not go- ing to make the problem go away.” Others questioned why it was Council members who traveled to New Zealand rather than staff members who are certified and formally trained in education. In response to the concerns, each Council member explained why they participated in the trip and the value it brought to the tribe. Xxxxxx acknowledged the trip cost a lot of money, but said it was worth it given the substantial investment it would require for the tribe to implement its own educa- tion system. “If I were to vote on something that’s going to be millions of dol- lars … I want to be as educated as I can be,” Xxxxxx said. The meeting also included an update from Executive Director Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx, who re- ans, and more. Throughout the meeting, ques- tions also arose over the absentee ballot voting process, Council member pay and staff turnover at the Xxxx’xxx Wellness Center, among other topics. Additional highlights included: • Thirty-one new members were added to the tribe’s roster, bring- ing total membership to 1,637. • In a financial update, Xxxxxxx, chair of the Finance Commit- tee, said the tribe currently has $23 million in savings and is expected to end the 2016 fiscal year with an additional $3.7 million in savings. He also said the tribe received another clean audit in 2015. • Xxxxxx Xxxxx, a Hawaiian tradi- tional practitioner and culture leader, delivered a keynote address prior to the busine...
Married. The residence of minor married persons is determined in accordance with the rules relating to adults and is not affected by their minority.
Married. The Student must submit a copy of their marriage certificate. The spouse must reside with the Student within the 30-driving mile commuter radius of the campus (see above) in order to qualify for a release on this basis.
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