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...CARS First it crawls through your commute, then it lounges expensively for, on average, 22 hours a day. What are you paying for? Well, you don't need to own a car to enjoy one. An estimated 100,000 Europeans - mainly in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands - now belong to car-sharing schemes. Once an eco-driven niche, in Germany it's now a moneywise move in over 200 cities. Opt as well to live in a car-free housing development such as the 450-resident one in Floridsdorf, Vienna, and instead of a garage, enjoy a communal fitness...
Both say that their concerns are rooted in their own reflections, and not in issues within the group itself. They both say the other Kuumba singers convince them that they belong...
Members of many cultural groups on campus report that they sometimes feel pressured when performing the art of an ethnic group to which they don’t belong...
...these constitutional protections can and will have dramatic affects on a large number of inmates. Consider this: according to the 1998 court testimony of one maximum-security prison warden, approximately 85 percent of Massachusetts prisoners then in solitary confinement units had simply been overclassified. They didn’t belong in solitary confinement and could have remained in standard or even minimal security conditions without any additional threat. A majority of those prisoners to this day still suffer in inhumane conditions that they were never reasonably shown to, and most likely do not, deserve...
Lowell House residents who checked their online facebook last Friday were greeted by an ominous message proclaiming “All Your Bells are Belong...