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Yourow said he prefers not to hazard a guess onwhether the audience will confirm Souter, saying"anything can happen...
...hazard is that less than half the 320,000 people who graduate from high school or university next month are likely to find jobs. This could be political dynamite. "We don't like to think of the consequences of 160,000 young people on the loose this autumn," admitted an official...
...levels in the water during the last two years do not constitute an "acute or even chronic health hazard," said University Health Services Director David S. Rosenthal, in a statement released yesterday...
...didn't they just communicate that "feeling," along with the facts of the contamination, to the Harvard community? Their paternalism violates the spirit of Massachusetts' health-hazard notification law, which requires that municipalities notify water customers of contamination. Rosenthal's argument that a report of the Cambridge letter appeared in The Crimson cannot justify the absence of an official response to the problem. When health is at stake, administrators must make sure that everyone gets the information--not just Crimson subscribers...
...subatomic particles from the sun and stars was considered insignificant. Now that assurance has been shaken, at least for those who spend much of their lives flying at high altitudes. Last week the Department of Transportation reported that radiation penetrating the thin metal skins of jetliners can pose a hazard for passengers and crews...