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While seniors moving off-campus to write their these and students taking time off helped ease the crunch, the interhouse transfer system also helped readjust house populations, Colvin said...
Students must live in their house for at least two semesters before they may ask to transfer and the great bulk of winter transfer applications usuallycomes from juniors. However, this year marks thefirst time in recent memory that all theapplicants were juniors, Colvin said. Last yearthree seniors transferred houses...
...briefcases and little market niches , in the U.S. The battery-powered machines, when moved slowly down a newspaper column or across a passage in a book, can instantly produce a copy on a strip of paper about 1 3/4-in. to 3 1/4-in. wide. They use miniaturized thermal technology to transfer images onto the special heat-sensitive paper, which costs about $2 for a 33-ft. roll...
...chemicals are used to make silicon wafers into microchips. Yet the clean rooms may be anything but. Last week AT&T disclosed that 15 pregnant employees who worked in those production areas had been warned about a sharply increased risk of miscarriage. When the company "strongly recommended" that they transfer to new jobs, at least until after they had given birth, all complied...
...group of 744 women and found a somber correlation. Pregnant women working where nitric and sulfuric acids were used to engrave circuitry patterns on silicon wafers experienced a miscarriage rate of 39%, vs. the national average of roughly 20%. Even though it has long allowed pregnant workers to transfer from such areas, Digital says, its study is inconclusive. "We have the data," says Spokesman Jeff Gibson, "but we have no way of drawing any causal inferences from them...