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...that most first-years end up in large, impersonal lecture classes. Forced to admit that these fears are well-founded, the Crimson Key tries to rationalize with ridiculous assertions that teaching fellows are just as good. Erroneously, they suggest that you and your 800 classmates can still have personal contact with those very same professors who commissioned an army of TFs and section leaders to get you out of their hair...
...varying degrees. Contact and ingested forms respond best to treatment, with any of the antibiotics currently on the market--penicillin, tetracycline, doxycycline and fluoroquinolones such as Levaquin and Cipro. Cipro gets the most press because it is the only one specifically approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat anthrax. But unless you are exposed to one of the strains genetically engineered to be resistant to other antibiotics, you don't need Cipro. Inhalation cases can be treated with the same antibiotics if treatment is begun soon after infection, but as we saw in Florida, patients often...
Lewis said the University does not actively search out copyright infringers, but must take action if copyright owners contact the school with the Internet protocol (IP) number of the computer used to infringe the copyright...
...Nonetheless, we feel targeted, even though the reality is that thus far anthrax is virtually a non-threat. The risk of dying from it is infinitesimal. If you are one of the exceedingly few people who comes in contact with anthrax and you get it on your hands, wash them - just like your mother always told you to do - and most likely you've killed the anthrax. If you're a bit unlucky and a skin infection actually takes hold, you take some cheap, curative antibiotics. If you go with Penicillin instead of Cipro, you can probably cure yourself...
...rather get a case of cutaneous anthrax (the kind most people have been diagnosed with) than come in contact with poison ivy or break an arm, neither of which can be cured (easily and cheaply, I might add) with infection fighting medicine and both of which are probably a lot more painful than anthrax...