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Does it Worth writing SAT and ACT tests? Colleges moving to end admission exam mandates. The number of such schools has soared since revised versions of the SAT and ACT were introduced in March 2005, according to the National Center for Fair & Open Testing (FairTest) which compiles the test-optional list. As high school students across the nation prepare for the March 14 administration of the SAT and April 4 ACT college admissions exams, a new survey has found that more than 815 bachelor-degree granting colleges and universities do not require most applicants to submit scores from either test. Last fall a blue-ribbon commission sponsored by the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) issued a report encouraging more institutions to consider ending admissions exam mandates. Colleges adopting test-optional admissions. FairTest Executive Director Jesse Mermell says nearly four-dozen colleges and universities have adopted test-optional admissions for all or most applicants in the past several years. He adds that they recognize that neither the SAT nor ACT measures what students most need to succeed in higher education. An applicant’s high school record remains a better predictor of college performance than either test is. “Many more schools are re-examining their standardized exam requirements in the wake of the NACAC Commission report. We expect the ACT/SAT optional list to continue growing as more institutions recognize that the tests remain biased, coachable, educationally damaging and irrelevant to sound admissions practices,” adds FairTest Public Education Director Bob Schaeffer. You can find the full list of schools that do not use SAT or ACT scores for admittance at FairTest. org
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Occupational exposure to the vapors from artificial butter flavor can cause bronchiolitis obliterans, a debilitating and sometimes fatal lung disease. Dozens of workers at microwave popcorn factories or factories where these flavors are produced have become sick, and at least one worker has died. Others are awaiting lung transplants. Thousands more workers are exposed at factories that make or use flavorings throughout the country. This is a case study in failings of our public health protection system. For more than five years, government scientists have conducted studies that have identified ways to protect workers and prevent this illness. In the face of mounting scientific evidence of a serious hazard, and recommendations on ways to prevent the disease, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has done virtually nothing. Diacetyl is a commonly used food flavoring and is the primary constituent of artificial butter flavoring. There is compelling scientific evidence linking occupational exposure to diacetyl to bronchiolitis obliterans, a debilitating and sometimes fatal lung disease. In the general population, bronchiolitis obliterans is rare. In the last few years, however, numerous cases have been reported to or identified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) among workers employed in factories where flavorings containing diacetyl are produced or used. Dozens of workers employed at microwave popcorn packaging plants have …
India’s milk production at 112 mn tonnes last fiscal
India’s milk production grew by 3.3 per cent to 112 million tonnes in the last fiscal, Parliament was informed today.
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Older age, extra pounds may delay breast-milk production
First-time moms who are older than 30, overweight or have breastfeeding difficulties on their newborn’s first day may have increased odds of a delay in their full breast-milk production, a new study suggests.
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Older age, extra pounds may delay breast-milk production
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – First-time moms who are older than 30, overweight or have breastfeeding difficulties on their newborn’s first day may have increased odds of a delay in their full breast-milk production, a new study suggests. After giving birth, women produce a precursor to breast milk called colostrum until their full breast milk comes in; if that shift does not happen within 72 …
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Out of the following surnames, which ones do you think it’d be unusual to have. . . and which ones are you very glad you don’t have?
And yes, these are actual last names, not made up ones.
1. Assman/Assmann (German surname)
2. Beaver/Beever
3. Bloodgood (as in actress Moon Bloodgood)
4. Butt (Kashmir/Punjabi surname)
5. Child (as in the late American cook Julia Child)
6. C*ck (Dutch/Flemish surname)
7. Crapper
8. Dong (Chinese surname)
9. Everhard
10. Gaylord
11. Goodchild
12. Hoare
13. Hogg
14. Hooker
15. Hose
16. Milk (as in the late gay activist Harvey Milk)
17. Music
18. Pigg
19. Regular
20. Šatan (as in hockey player Miroslav Šatan)
21. Sexe (Norwegian surname)
22. Sexsmith (as in Canadian music artist Ron Sexsmith)
23. Strawberry (as in former American baseball player Darryl Strawberry)
24. Visitor (as in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine actress Nana Visitor)
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