T oday's society is ob sessed with fantasy. It seems that everyone strives for their dream job, house or spouse.
People dream of a perfect life and therefore set high standards for themselves and others.
This is why so much should be expected from the candidates running for the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education, which has three seats up for election, November 4. Although it is obviously impossible to find the perfect candidate, just as it is impossible to find the perfect spouse, it is nevertheless important to dream. By holding candidates to the highest standards, both the candidate and the voters will be rewarded. The most important criteria for a board member is a knowledge of the complexities of the district. Cleveland Heights and University Heights are two very diverse cities, with inhabitants who hold a wide range of social, political and religious beliefs.