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Moving to Campus - Northeastern University
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20 13 –2 01 g vin Mo 4 H TO RT W NO HO T N FE A S O LI TIP FOR LE E AB AR LU EP VA PR to ca mp us EA ST ER N! 2 2 3 3 MOVING TO CAMPUS Preparing for Your Move What to Bring First Days on Campus (ID Card, Meal Plans, ResNet, Cable TV, and More) 5 5 6 6 ADDRESSING YOUR CONCERNS Residence Hall Offices Residence Hall and Dining License Agreement Intersession, Move-in, and Move-out Dates ts en nt 10 10 10 7 7 7 7 8 8 9 RESMAIL Mail Delivery Address Requirements Mailbox Policies Package Delivery Forwarding Mail Building Locations, Mailing Addresses, and ZIP Codes FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Repair and Work Orders Room & Apartment Condition Forms co 11 11 11 11 12 RESIDENCE SAFETY AND SECURITY Security in University Buildings Using Your Student ID/Husky Card Husky Card Replacements Admitting Guests 13 THE CENTER FOR UNIVERSITY LIFE o n behalf of Housing and Residential Life staff, we welcome you to campus. Whether you live in one of our traditional residence halls or in an apartment complex, you'll find that our staff works hard to maintain a living environment that fosters both academic success and personal development. As a resident student, you have the opportunity to extend your education beyond the classroom. You can take the concepts and ideas you learn in class and test them out in a supportive environment. In the process, you'll learn more about yourself and those around you. welcome Northeastern! to Community and diversity are two key elements of the residential program at Northeastern. Our staff fosters a sense of fellowship in our residential facilities. The resident assistants who live in our undergraduate halls assist you in many ways, from greeting you and making you feel welcome, to planning programs and activities that provide social interaction and opportunities for learning. You'll also encounter people whose lifestyles, backgrounds, personalities, and values may be different from your own. Sometimes these differences may challenge what you believe, but if you take the time to get to know the people around you, you will find that you have a lot more in common than you initially thought. The diversity of our students and staff enriches the Northeastern experience for all of us. It is our hope that these pages will be a valuable resource, providing information on commonly asked questions that students ask as they prepare to move to campus. Both you and your family will benefit from reviewing this brochure before you move into your residence hall. We encourage you to bring it with you, as it will be a valuable reference when questions arise during the first few weeks on campus. Welcome! Housing and Residential Life Moving to Campus PREPARING FOR YOUR MOVE HOW DO I GET TO CAMPUS? The largest number of students move onto campus at the start of fall term. We will send you directions to campus and special opening day parking instructions at the beginning of August. If you are moving here during other terms, call Housing and Residential Life or Public Safety, or visit our Web site at www.northeastern.edu/housing for directions to campus and to your building. WHAT IF I NEED TO POSTPONE MY ARRIVAL OR CANCEL MY HOUSING ASSIGNMENT? If you know you will be arriving late, immediately e-mail Housing and Residential Life. This prevents you from being considered a "no show" on opening day and having your room assignment canceled. On the other hand, if you need to cancel your assignment before opening day, please inform Housing and Residential Life by e-mailing email@example.com; or you may complete a cancellation request via e-mailing housing@ neu.edu with your NUID number, terms being canceled and a reason or you may complete a cancellation form in person at the Housing and Residential Life office in Speare Commons. You may also contact us at the phone or fax numbers listed below or via e-mail, also listed below. HOW WAS MY ROOM ASSIGNMENT DETERMINED? All first and second year students are required to live in university housing. All Freshmen will be housed in one of our many Living Learning Communities based on a student's area of study and preferences. Transfer students are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis in deposit date order. We make every effort to match your roommate assignment with the information you provided on the housing compatibility survey. For upperclass students, either you selected your own room during the room-selection process, or we chose a space for you based on your year of graduation and your random lottery number. For graduate and law students, we used the information provided on the Housing Application Form plus your lottery number to make room assignments. HOW WILL I RECEIVE HOUSING INFORMATION? Most information from Housing and Residential Life about housing applications, assignments, and/or deposit-cancellation deadlines will be sent to your myNEU/HuskyMail e-mail address. WHAT ARE LAUNDRY BUCKS? Laundry Bucks are cash placed on your Husky ID for use in the residence hall laundry rooms on campus. WHO WILL I LIVE WITH? Northeastern provides living environments that mirror the diversity of its student body. Soon you will join a residential community where many of your neighbors may have different backgrounds, and you will have many opportunities to learn about and appreciate other points of view. All students are paired on the basis of gender. If you have a specific roommate request and that person also requests you, we will make our best effort to honor your preference. As a new student, you will receive e-mail addresses of your new roommate(s). WHO GETS LAUNDRY BUCKS? Any undergraduate, graduate, or law student living in Northeastern University's on-campus housing. HOW MANY BUCKS WILL I RECEIVE? You get $45 per semester, which equals 15 washes and 15 dries, or any combination. WHEN CAN I MOVE IN? We need time to prepare your room between academic terms. Therefore, we cannot allow students (or their possessions) into the buildings before the move-in date (see page 6 for specific dates). If you plan to arrive after the designated move-in day, you must notify Housing and Residential Life via e-mail or telephone. Failure to contact us may result in the loss of your room assignment. ? QUESTIONS HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE SPEARE COMMONS 617.373.2814 (voice) 800.240.7666 (voice/outside Boston area) 617.373.8794 (fax) 617.373.4019 (TTY) firstname.lastname@example.com (e-mail) 2 WHAT TO BRING HOW ARE THE ROOMS FURNISHED? The University provides each student with a bed, desk, chair, dresser, and window shade. This is true whether you are living in a traditional residence hall, a suite-style accommodation, or an apartment. Some double and triple rooms have only one closet to share with your roommate(s). If possible, you and your roommate(s) should decide in advance whether one of you will bring amenities (like curtains, rugs, etc.) or whether you would like to buy them after you get to campus. No furniture of any kind may be brought into a residence hall. This includes but is not limited to: mattresses, futons, and so on. For a list of suggested items, please visit: http://www.northeastern.edu/housing/firstyear/whattobring.html. FIRST DAYS ON CAMPUS AFTER I UNPACK, WHAT SHOULD I DO? Make sure you have your student identification card (Husky Card). Your Husky Card is issued to you at Orientation and provides you access to campus, including your residence hall, meal plans, Husky Dollars, and more. You may obtain a new or replacement card at the Husky Card Office at Speare Commons during opening week. You will need to present a picture ID, such as a state driver's license or passport, to obtain a Husky Card. There is a replacement fee of $25 for lost cards. For more information visit: http://www.northeastern.edu/huskycard. Attend the residence hall building meeting. If you are an undergraduate student, attend the mandatory floor or building meeting in your residence hall or apartment building at the beginning of the term. You will meet your resident assistant and residence director, who will welcome you and share information about safety and security systems, social events, programs, and residence hall councils. If you are a graduate or law student, speak with your hall staff member when you pick up your keys; the schedule and structure of residence hall meetings vary depending on where you live. MAY I BRING A CAR? Yes. However, first-year students are not eligible to purchase an overnight parking permit. Upperclass students in classes may be denied overnight parking due to limited availability. Please be aware that the city of Boston has a residential parking-permit program and resident students living on campus do not qualify. Overnight parking spaces on the streets of Boston that don't require a residential permit are extremely limited. In addition, overnight parking in a garage off campus is expensive. Handicap parking is available campus-wide for residents with disabilities. You will be required to purchase the appropriate parking permit and your vehicle must display a state-issued handicap license plate, placard, or hangtag. WHERE DO I FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MEAL PLAN OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS? A variety of meal plans have been designed to accommodate the needs of all students. All freshman and first year resident students on campus are required to participate in a meal plan and are automatically enrolled. Students have the opportunity to change their meal plans each semester. Freshmen/ transfer students must choose between the 19, 15, or 10 meal plan options. All changes are carried over to the next semester. Visit: http://www.nudining.com/meal_plans/residential_meal_plans for more information. Contact Husky Card Services at email@example.com or visit northeastern.edu/huskycard if you have any questions. For more information about parking, contact the Student Financial Services at 617.373.7010, or visit www.northeastern.edu/parking. 3 WHAT IS RESNET? ResNet is Northeastern's residential computer network, provided jointly by Housing and Residential Life, and the Information Services Customer Service office. This service connects your computer and other Ethernet-enabled devices in your room to the University network, providing access to the Internet, e-mail, and Snell Library resources, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To be eligible for ResNet service, you must live in a ResNet-equipped residence hall, be a current student in good standing, and have a computer that meets ResNet software and hardware requirements. ResNet provides a list of suggested specifications each academic year that can be found at ResNet's website: www.northeastern. edu/resnet. Each student in University-owned housing will have their own ResNet port in their room; students will need an Ethernet cable in order to connect their computer to ResNet. Students can purchase Ethernet cables from the NU Bookstore. For help with your computer, mobile devices, internet access or additional information students can visit the ResNet Office at 4 Speare Commons or call the Help Line at 617-373-4357. Additional information and the self-help Knowledge Base can be found at Get Help x4357. MAY I GET A JOB ON CAMPUS? Many places on campus offer jobs. Housing and Residential Life offers students numerous work-study, co-op, and limited part-time employment opportunities. Positions available each term include administrative, clerical, computer systems support, mail delivery, and building security. The Residential Safety Office has an ongoing application process for proctors; the position is open to all students except first-term freshmen and other new students (see page 11 for information about these positions). ResMail also hires more than 300 work-study students throughout the year. Also, many residence halls have student office-assistant positions available for students with work-study support. Eligible students may pick up an application at their residence hall staff office or at Speare Commons. MAY I SMOKE ON CAMPUS? All residence halls are smoke-free. Smoking is not allowed in public or private areas in any building on campus. All leased properties (with the exception of Douglass Park 331 and 335 Huntington Avenue) allow smoking in designated individual rooms, with your door(s) closed and subject to your roommate's agreement. IS CABLE TELEVISION AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS? Yes. HuskyCable, Northeastern University's cable television service, is available in all Northeastern University–owned residence halls and Northeastern @ the YMCA. HuskyCable offers 80-plus broadcast and premium channels (including seven HBO channels) to students in residence halls without a monthly cable bill. There is no need to sign up or register for HuskyCable, and cable boxes are not required. To access HuskyCable, students will simply need a coaxial TV cable and a cable-ready television. Many residence hall rooms will have multiple cable ports, but in the event that a room only has one port, a splitter will be necessary for multiple TVs in a room to receive HuskyCable. There are many brands of coaxial cable, and splitters that fit our requirements; the NU Bookstore will carry the kind you need. If you have questions about splitters, coaxial cable, or the HuskyCable service, please stop by the ResNet office, or contact ResNet at 617.373.7967 or call the IS Help Line at 617.373.4357 (xHELP). If you are living in a University-provided leased property, you will be given a $100 credit on your student account in the sixth week of the term to assist you with cost related to cable TV and internet. In the summer terms, you will receive a $50 credit per term on the third week of the summer session. Law students will receive a $75 credit per quarter. If you are living "off-campus," Northeastern University has partnered with Comcast to offer students an annual rebate program on selected services. For details about this program, visit the "Community" tab at http://www.myNEU.neu.ed. WHAT IF I HAVE PROBLEMS WITH MY ROOM ASSIGNMENT OR ROOMMATE? Residential Life staff members who live in your building can assist with any concerns related to room changes, move-in or move-out schedules, and building maintenance and cleaning. They are also able to help you resolve roommate conflicts and make referrals for a wide range of University programs, including counseling and testing. Housing staff at Speare Commons direct and support the management-information systems network that is vital to efficient service delivery to resident students. In addition, they are able to help you with many administrative matters, including review of student housing petitions and assistance with the application and room-deposit process. They can also provide you with information about room assignments and billing. IF I CHANGE ROOMS DURING THE ROOM-CHANGE PERIOD, HOW ARE BILLING ADJUSTMENTS HANDLED? Your residence director will have you complete and sign a Room Change Authorization form. This form is given to one of the housing coordinators at Speare Commons, who does the online adjustment to your account. If there is a difference in the rate between the two rooms, you are charged a prorated fee for the number of days you are at each location. 4 5 Addressing Concerns your RESIDENCE HALL OFFICES Burstein and Rubenstein Halls and 407 Huntington Avenue OFFICE ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE 458 Huntington Avenue (Burstein) 617.373.8991 Douglass Park and Davenport B 696 Columbus Avenue (Dav B) 617.373.5489 Davenport A 700 Columbus Avenue (Dav A) 617.373.2790 10 Coventry, 780 and 768 Columbus Avenue 780 Columbus Avenue 617.373.3539 International Village 1155 Tremont Street 617.373.4164 Levine Hall and 106, 110, and 116 St. Stephen Street Loftman Hall and 144 and 153 Hemenway 337 Huntington Avenue 617.373.2606 153 Hemenway Street 617.373.3515 Melvin and Kerr Halls 90 The Fenway (Melvin) 617.373.8152 Smith and Kennedy Hall 119 Hemenway Street (Kennedy) 617.373.2826 Speare Hall 10 Speare Place 617.373.2573 Stetson Hall East and Light Hall 11 Speare Place 617.373.2570 Stetson Hall West 10 Forsyth Street 617.373.2537 West Village A North and South 500 Parker Street 617.373.8989 West Village B 460 Parker Street, Rear (B) 617.373.8103 West Village E 10 Leon Street 617.373.8614 West Village C and F 40A Leon Street (F) 617.373.8923 West Village G and H 450 Parker Street (G) 617.373.7324 White Hall 21 Forsyth Street 617.373.2535 Willis Hall 50 Leon Street 617.373.3949 Northeastern @ the YMCA, 331 and 335 Huntington Avenue 97, 109, 115 St. Stephen Street, 132, 136, 204, 165, 171 Hemenway Street 337 Huntington Avenue 617.373.2606 Office Location TBA 319 and 337 Huntington Avenue, 337 Huntington Avenue 106, 110, 116, 122 St. Stephen Street 617.373.2606 5 RESIDENCE HALL AND DINING LICENSE AGREEMENT WHEN DO I SIGN THE LICENSE AGREEMENT? Students who applied for housing online through www.myNEU. neu.edu were required to accept the terms and conditions of the license agreement in step one of the application process. If your assignment letter indicates that you have not yet signed your license agreement, you must do so immediately, online at http://www.northeastern.edu/reslife/policies/la.html. This must be signed online by any students who will be living in University-sponsored housing. By signing the license agreement online, in person at Housing and Residential Life, or by accepting keys to your room/apartment, you have officially acknowledged and accepted the terms and conditions of this contract. Students agree to live in University housing under any and all rules and regulations established by Housing and Residential Life. However, signing the agreement does not guarantee you a space in University housing. Failure to sign and return the license agreement may result in loss of housing privileges. All students must conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the University's expectations, as stated in A Guide to Residence Hall Living, the Student Handbook, the Residence Hall and Dining License Agreement, and any and all other applicable school policies, procedures, and regulations. IF I MOVE OUT BEFORE THE END OF THE TERM, DO I PAY FOR THE FULL TERM? Read the Residence Hall and Dining License Agreement for specific information about your financial obligation to the University. Students are charged the cancellation/termination fee outlined in the license agreement. If you experience a significant change in academic, co-op, or financial circumstances after you move in, you may submit a written petition with supporting documentation to the associate director for oncampus housing (or designee). The petition should explain the nature of and the reason(s) for the request for a waiver of the cancellation fee. INTERSESSION, MOVE-IN, AND MOVE-OUT DATES WHEN SHOULD I MAKE INTERSESSION PLANS? The period between academic terms is known as intersession. Although residence halls officially close between terms at 7:00 pm on the last day of University examinations, all freshman and transfer students are required to leave housing 24 hours after their last exam and no later than the final day of the exam period. Students with a late exam on the final day of the exam period may leave no later than noon the following day. We encourage you to make your intersession travel plans early, as the end of the fall term coincides with one of the nation's busiest travel times. Official move-in and move-out days for the 2013-2014 academic year are below.* Living on campus is a privilege, not a right. Failure to enter or vacate in accordance with the official move-in and move-out dates will result in formal disciplinary action, which may result in your loss of all campus housing privileges at Northeastern. SEMESTER Fall 2013 MOVE-IN August 29, 30, 31, 2013 (Specific times/date will be assigned) January 5, 2014 Depart: February 28, 2014 MOVE-OUT December 13, 2013 *Dates are subject to change. NOTE: Residents with continuing contracts who are moving from their Spring 2014 assignment to a different assignment for the Summer 1 2014 term will move when their new space is available. These residents should not leave for intersession nor confirm travel plans before arranging their move with their residence director. Spring 2014 Spring Break April 25, 2014 Return: March 9, 2014 6 ResMail ? RESMAIL, SPEARE COMMONS 617.373.5108 (voice) 617.373.4019 (TTY) Hours: Monday—Friday, 8:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 am-4:00 am Closed on Sundays and major holidays QUESTIONS HOW SHOULD MY MAIL BE ADDRESSED? Correctly addressing the envelope is the most important aspect of any mailing. To facilitate efficient sorting and processing, USPS recommends the addresses be in capital letters without punctuation, and requires the use of standard abbreviations. Your mail should be addressed as follows: Your Name MAY B. ANYBODY Mailing Address, Mailbox 10 FORSYTH ST, #1016 Boston MA 02115 BOSTON, MA 02115 More tips on addressing your mail: • If you live on Columbus Avenue, your ZIP Code is 02120 or 02118; see page 9. • Do not include Northeastern University in your address, as it will cause delays. • If you are living in a building that is delivered by ResMail, address your mail by box number, not room number. • Do not mail any packages to yourself at Northeastern until one week before the start of the term. ResMail provides delivery of mail and packages to most students living in on-campus housing owned by the University. The United States Postal Service (USPS) delivers mail to locked mailboxes at all leased properties and some Northeastern-owned buildings (see page 9 for more details). The following section will answer many of your questions about how and when you will receive mail if you live in a building owned by the University. MAIL DELIVERY WHEN WILL I RECEIVE MY MAIL? After USPS makes its delivery to ResMail, the mail is sorted by building and typically delivered to your mailbox with the next scheduled mail delivery. Be sure to list your box number on the same line as the street address. Listing it below the street address (on a separate line) may cause delays with USPS. DO I HAVE TO INCLUDE MY FULL NAME IN THE RETURN ADDRESS? Absolutely. We have no way of knowing where to return the mail without your full name and University address. MAILBOX POLICIES WHERE IS MY MAILBOX? In most cases your mailbox is located in your residence hall. Mailbox assignments and combinations will be available move-in weekend at www.myNEU.neu.edu. This information may also be picked up at ResMail. Mailboxes use a standard right-left-right combination formula. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I HAVE A MAIL SERVICE PROBLEM? Our staff is committed to the efficient and secure handling of your mail. If you experience problems with any of our services, please notify ResMail immediately. ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS I'M KNOWN BY MY NICKNAME. IS THAT A PROBLEM? Yes. Different spellings or nicknames may be rejected by our computerized system and the mail will be returned to sender, so be sure your family, friends, and business contacts do not use nicknames in your address. Our database searches for and recognizes the same name you gave the registrar. For example, mail addressed to "Skip Somebody" may not be accepted if the registrar has him listed as "Richard Somebody." WHAT ARE MY RESPONSIBILITIES? Once assigned, your mailbox and its contents are your responsibility. Do not leave your box open while unattended and do not give your combination to anyone. You may be charged a fee for any necessary repairs due to vandalism. WHAT IF I WANT TO MAIL A PACKAGE? ResMail now has a shipping store available at both Speare Commons and Columbus Place. You must have your Husky Card present at the time of the transaction, and you may use either Husky Dollars or a credit/debit card for the purchase. Shipping options include: United States Postal Service (USPS), and UPS. A limited stock of shipping supplies is available for sale. International shipping is available for documents only. Copying and faxing services are also available. 7 MAY I SEND MAIL FROM MY RESIDENCE HALL? Yes. A mail drop box is located in most residence halls to send stamped outgoing mail. You may also use this box to send mail to other on-campus residents or to University offices without adding postage. Be sure to include a return address on anything you send. WHAT ABOUT EMERGENCY DELIVERIES? Overnight couriers deliver at various times of the day. If you are expecting an emergency package delivery, call or stop by ResMail to ask if it has arrived. FORWARDING MAIL WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I PLAN TO MOVE OFF CAMPUS? Before you formally check out of a residence hall to move off campus or to move home, come into ResMail with your Husky Card and ResMail will update your address. Then notify your family, friends, and business contacts of your new address as soon as possible. Next, you must verify your home address with the registrar before leaving campus. If the University lists your current on-campus address as your home address, you must change it with the registrar or your mail will be returned to the sender. WHAT IF I MOVE TO ANOTHER RESIDENCE HALL? You can stop by ResMail to pick up your new mailbox assignment or find it at www.myNEU.neu.edu. If you fail to notify people of your new address, your mail may be delayed. PACKAGE DELIVERY HOW SHOULD PACKAGES SENT TO ME BE ADDRESSED? Packages should be addressed like all other mail. ResMail uses the student's first and last names as well as their mailbox numbers to log packages. If a different name or nickname is used instead of the name on file with the registrar, the package will be returned to the sender. WILL MY MAIL BE FORWARDED AFTER I MOVE OFF CAMPUS? Yes. ResMail has a computerized forwarding address system that enables us to forward your mail for up to nine months after you withdraw from campus housing. HOW WILL I KNOW THAT A PACKAGE HAS ARRIVED? ResMail accepts packages for resident students from USPS and all major couriers. We will send a package notification to your MyNEU e-mail. The e-mail notifications are sent out 4 times a day at 10:30 AM, 2:30 PM, 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM. If you have not received a package notification and believe your package has been delivered to ResMail, you can stop by ResMail to check at any time, or call the office at 617.373.5108. WILL ALL OF MY MAIL BE FORWARDED? We will forward all first-class mail, periodicals, and nonregistered USPS packages for up to nine months. All other packages will not be accepted by Resmail and are subject to the courier's policy for final destination. Please note that there are two kinds of bulk-rate mail: "endorsed bulk rate" and "unendorsed bulk rate." Only endorsed bulk-rate mail will be forwarded. It usually includes a phrase such as "Forwarding postage guaranteed," indicating that the sender will pay to have it forwarded. If the bulk-rate stamp is not followed by a phrase like this, your mail will not be forwarded. ResMail will not forward your mail if the address you give is "in care of" some other person. Just as you are the only one who can pick up your mail on campus, you are the only person to whom your mail can be forwarded. HOW DO I CLAIM MY PACKAGE? You must come to ResMail at Speare Commons and present a photo ID. A cart is available to assist you in taking large packages to your residence hall. They can be picked up at the Housing & Residential Life Customer Service desk in Speare Commons. Also, students with mobility concerns may have larger packages delivered to their residences by making arrangements with the ResMail manager. For students living in Davenport A, Davenport B,780 Columbus Avenue, International Village, and 10 Coventry Street, package pickup is in the basement of 716 Columbus Avenue. WHAT IF I DON'T CLAIM MY PACKAGE? If a package has not been picked up the e-mail notification system will send a reminder e-mail every Tuesday and Friday until the package is picked up. ResMail will return unclaimed packages after 30 days. In cases of perishable items, ResMail reserves the right to expedite the return process. 8 11 DELIVERED BY RESMAIL Building Location Mailing Address ZIP Code Burstein Hall 458 Huntington Avenue 02115 Davenport Commons A 700 Columbus Avenue 02120* Davenport Commons B 696 Columbus Avenue 02120* The Fairwoods (319) 319 Huntington Avenue 02115 The Fairwoods (337) 337 Huntington Avenue 02115 International Village 1155 Tremont Street Roxbury Crossing 02120* Kennedy Hall 119 Hemenway Street 02115 Kerr Hall 96 The Fenway 02115 Levine Hall 106 St. Stephen Street 02115 Light Hall 81–83 St. Stephen Street 02115 Loftman Hall 157 Hemenway Street 02115 Melvin Hall 90 The Fenway 02115 Northeastern @ the YMCA 319 Huntington Avenue 02115 Rubenstein Hall 464 Huntington Avenue 02115 Smith Hall 129 Hemenway Street 02115 Speare Hall 10 Speare Place 02115 Stetson Hall East 11 Speare Place 02115 Stetson Hall West 10 Forsyth Street 02115 West Village A North 500 Parker Street 02115 West Village A South 510 Parker Street 02115 West Village B 460 Parker Street 02115 West Village C 480 Parker Street 02115 West Village E 10 Leon Street 02115 West Village F 40A Leon Street 02115 West Village G 450 Parker Street 02115 West Village H 440 Huntington Avenue 02115 White Hall 21 Forsyth Street 02115 Willis Hall 50 Leon Street 02115 780 Columbus Avenue 780 Columbus Avenue 02120* 10 Coventry Street 10 Coventry Street Roxbury Crossing 02120* 153 Hemenway Street 153 Hemenway Street 02115 407 Huntington Avenue 407 Huntington Avenue 02115 106 St. Stephen Street 106 St. Stephen Street 02115 110 St. Stephen Street 106 St. Stephen Street 02115 116 St. Stephen Street 106 St. Stephen Street 02115 DELIVERED BY U.S. POSTAL SERVICE Street/Mailing Address Douglass Park (650 Columbus Avenue) 768 Columbus Avenue 144 Hemenway Street 309 Huntington Avenue 311 Huntington Avenue 313 Huntington Avenue 315 Huntington Avenue 331 Huntington Avenue 335 Huntington Avenue 97 St. Stephen Street 109 St. Stephen Street 115 St. Stephen Street 204 Hemenway Street ZIP Code 02118* 02120* 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 02115 Please follow your name and the appropriate street address with: BOSTON, MA 02115 (or BOSTON, MA 02120 for most Columbus Avenue addresses). *Please note different ZIP Code for these addresses 9 Facilities Management ? FACILITIES CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER 140 CULLINANE HALL 617.373.2754 (voice) 617.373.5362 (fax) Hours: Open 24 hours, seven days a week 10 QU E TO STIO YO NS UR S RE HOU SI LD DE B NC E D E D IR IR EC EC TE TO D R. QUESTIONS ROOM AND APARTMENT CONDITION FORMS WHAT ARE THESE FORMS? All residents are required to fill out and sign Room and Apartment Condition Forms when they move in. The form records the initial condition of each room and apartment and is also used at the end of the term to assess the final condition of the room and apartment. While you are living on campus, we expect that you will keep your room and apartment in good working order and let us know when anything needs repair. If any damage beyond normal wear and tear occurs while you are in residence, you (and your roommates) are responsible for the cost of repairs. At the middle of the term, departmental staff will visit your room, apartment, and building to see if there are any repairs that require attention. You will be notified four or five days in advance of this routine visit; you are not required to be present. When you prepare to move out of your room and apartment, make an appointment with hall staff to review the Room Condition Form. Once all of your belongings have been removed from the room, a staff member will complete the check-out procedure with you. Please be prepared to discuss any damages at that time. And remember, if you do not check out with staff, you lose the right to appeal any supplemental charges for damages or cleaning. REPAIR AND WORK ORDERS HOW DO I REQUEST MAINTENANCE SERVICES, ROOM REPAIRS, AND EXTERMINATION SERVICES? Student requests for residence hall maintenance, repairs, and services should be made online at www.workreq.neu.edu. However, requests of an urgent nature that require immediate attention should always be made by calling the Facilities Customer Service Center at 617.373.2754. Upon request for repairs, Northeastern may enter a room/ apartment to make repairs or inspect the premises without the occupants being present. Northeastern also has the right to enter premises if an emergency arises, if the premises appear to have been abandoned, or if directed by the Inspectional Services Department of the City of Boston. Residents are expected to keep their rooms orderly, safe, and sanitary. The University provides professional housekeeping services in common areas such as lounges, hallways, and bathrooms. Please note that only traditional (community) residence hall bathrooms are cleaned by University personnel; bathrooms, kitchens, and common living areas in suites and apartments must be cleaned and maintained regularly throughout the term by the resident(s). Failure to maintain a minimum standard of cleanliness may result in a cleaning charge and/or judicial action. Residence Safety and Security ? QUESTIONS RESIDENTIAL SAFETY OFFICE SPEARE UPPER LOBBY 617.373.5547 or 617.373.3499 617.373.8794 (fax) 617.373.4019 (TTY) Hours: Open 24 hours, seven days a week USING YOUR STUDENT ID/HUSKY CARD HOW DO I GAIN ENTRANCE TO MY RESIDENCE HALL? Your student ID card, known as a Husky Card, has a magnetic strip with encoded information indicating your clearance to enter your residence hall. You must present your Husky Card to the proctor each time you enter your hall. Your Husky Card will be swiped through a reader; if you are a member of the residence hall, a green light will signal your ability to enter. International Village; Kerr Hall; Light Hall; Melvin Hall; Smith Hall; Speare Hall; Stetson East; Stetson West; West Village F, G, and H; White Hall; 153 Hemenway, Kennedy, and 10 Coventry have keyless locks installed on room and apartment doors. You gain access to your room by using your Husky Card and a four-digit PIN number. You will receive more detailed instructions upon arrival to campus. SECURITY IN UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS Residence hall safety and security are top priorities for the Department of Housing and Residential Life. The Residential Safety staff wants you and your guests to be able to gain access to the residential community easily and without compromising the security of our residence halls. This section will answer many of your questions about how the system works. However, be aware that we reserve the right to adjust our building and security policies at any time to ensure the well-being of our residential community. WHAT IF THE ENCODED INFORMATION ON THE MAGNETIC STRIP IS LOST OR IF I LOSE MY HUSKY CARD? All proctor stations have printed rosters of building residents. If your Husky Card does not work, a proctor can look up your name on the roster and permit entry based on that information. However, you must have a photo ID to prove your identity to the proctor. You may replace a lost Husky Card at Husky Card Services at Speare Commons, or the Residential Safety Office (see below for details on hours of availability). WHAT SECURITY DO RESIDENCES HAVE? Northeastern University–owned Residence Halls: Northeastern University–owned residence halls and Northeastern @ the YMCA feature building proctors and/or secured entryways 24 hours a day. Anyone who enters a residence hall must be a resident or an identifiable guest of a resident. Proctors staff the front entry of most residence facilities to ensure that others do not gain access. Leased Properties: There are no building proctors or card-activated entry access points in leased properties. Security is maintained via key access to the apartment building and the individual apartment. You are responsible for carrying your apartment keys at all times. HUSKYCARD REPLACEMENTS: A replacement card can be obtained at Husky Card Services at Speare Commons, Monday through Thursday (8:00 am to 7:00 pm) and Friday (8:00 am to 5:00 pm). On Saturday and Sunday, replacement cards can be obtained at the Residential Safety Office (10:00 am to 2:00 pm). WILL PROCTORS ACCEPT DELIVERIES OR TAKE MESSAGES? Proctors are situated at front entries for security purposes. They cannot receive deliveries or take messages for students or staff. They are present to monitor the front entry of the residence hall and to welcome guests to our residential community. MAY I BECOME A PROCTOR? Yes. If you are interested in the position, applications are available at the Residential Safety Office (Speare Commons). Ads appear periodically in the Huntington News and the residence halls, and the job is also listed on the Student Employment Web site. Firstterm freshmen and first-term transfer students may not apply. Applicants will be contacted on a rolling basis. 11 CAN I ENTER MY RESIDENCE HALL WITHOUT A PHOTO ID? A staff member will discuss the circumstances with you and verify your residence in the facility. ADMITTING GUESTS CAN SOMEONE WHO DOES NOT LIVE IN MY RESIDENCE HALL VISIT MY ROOM? Yes. You may sign in and host no more than three guests in your room. Each guest must have some form of photo ID. As the host, you must present your ID and that of your guest(s) to the proctor. If one of your guests is a minor and does not have a photo ID, you must receive your residence director's authorization for this visitor 24 hours in advance. You are responsible for the actions of your guests, and you must escort them at all times. Guests younger than age 16 may not stay overnight. IF I DON'T HAVE AN ID, MAY I USE ANOTHER ENTRANCE? No. All other entries into the residence halls are locked and alarmed. Many of the alarms immediately alert the Public Safety Division; these alarms are located at emergency exits. Tampering with or using exits in nonemergency situations may result in judicial action by the University. IF I FORGET MY ROOM KEY AND MY ROOMMATE HAS LOCKED THE DOOR, HOW CAN I GET INTO MY ROOM? Proctors monitor the front door entry. The proctor will refer you to the staff office for assistance during business hours and from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm nightly. If no one is in the office during normal business hours, you may contact the residence director for your area. A resident assistant is on duty and available by pager from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am, Monday through Friday, and 24 hours a day from 7:00 pm Friday through 7:00 am Monday. HOW DO I SIGN IN FAMILY MEMBERS? In the same manner as other guests: have them show some form of photo ID. You must be present at the proctor station to properly sign them in as your guests. WHY DO PROCTORS REVIEW THE SIGN-IN BOOK PRIOR TO ADMITTING GUESTS? Northeastern's residence community is not open to everyone. People who have caused problems for our resident students or the University are restricted from entry. The proctor checks to be sure that the guest has not been restricted. This measure is for the safety and security of everyone in the residence hall. WHAT IF I NEED TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE STAFF OF A RESIDENCE HALL OTHER THAN MY OWN? Proctors will assist you in calling the staff office. As long as you call during the posted office hours, a staff member will greet you at the proctor station, sign you in, and then escort you to the staff office. Residential Safety Office supervisors can also assist with paging staff and can be reached at 617.373.3499. WITH THE PROCTOR SYSTEM, WHY DO I NEED A RESIDENCE HALL KEY? In most residence halls, front doors, and/or wing doors are locked at certain times. This added security measure prevents nonresidents from attempting to run past the proctor and create problems for residents. WHAT CAN I DO TO MAINTAIN SECURITY IN MY RESIDENCE HALL? Safety and security are everyone's responsibility. As a member of the residence community, you can help ensure its security by: • Locking your room, suite, and/or apartment door each time you leave • Complying with the policies and procedures of the safety system • Carrying your student ID with you at all times • Taking responsibility for any guests you sign in By working collaboratively, we can keep the residence community at Northeastern a safe and secure environment. 12 The Center for University Life Speare Commons ho ) 16 ST 3. GU Y 01 AU DA 4, 2 3RI LY Y1 AY F – JU E. MA ND AY , S ( , MO ESD DAY NG S U UR m HA HO 0 p m, T HUR O C T ER 7:0 p 0 TT N MM m TO 5:0 D O EC O BJ a E SU T 0 m OS E SU 8:3 0 a CL R 8:3 ICE ES A IM LT AL RESNET RESOURCE CENTER The ResNet Resource Center at Speare Commons is available to assist all students with their computing and HuskyCable needs. s ur F OF MAIL, LAUNDRY, AND DRY CLEANING A place for students to pick up mail and packages, and drop off or pick up laundry and dry cleaning. HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE Support for all housing-related questions and concerns, including assignments, billing, and residential life. 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Students from the CBSE schools in the city have performed well in the All India Secondary School examinations, the results of which were announced here on Tuesday.
Viswabharathy Public School, Neyyattinkara, secured a 100 per cent pass in the examinations. A total of 16 out of 72 students obtained A1 grade in all subjects and 56 students obtained A2 grade.
The Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Senior Secondary School, Kodunganoor, also registered a 100 per cent pass with 28 out of 170 students securing A1 grade.
Chinthalaya Vidyalayam, a school in the tribal belt of Kallikkad grama panchayat, has secured cent per cent result in the AISSC examinations 201. Of the 36 students who appeared for the examinations, two students secured A1 grade.
Shanthiniketan Senior Secondary School, Kunnumpuram, also had its proud moment with 15 students out of the 32 students scoring A1 grade in the CBSE Class 10 examinations.
Nehru Memorial Model School, Kollam, has recorded an impressive win with 20 out of 34 students securing A1 grade. As many as five students secured A2 and the remaining nine secured B1 grade.
Sree Chithira Tirunal Residential Central School, Karakonam, has also registered a 100 per cent pass in the examinations.
Out of the 94 students of the St. Mary's Residential Central School, Poojapura, 15 students secured A1 grade.
Eight out of 25 students of the Sree Chitra Public School, Pandakasala, secured A1 grade in the examinations. A.J. Central Senior Secondary School, Kazhakuttom, registered a 100 per cent pass with four students out of the 35 securing A1 grade.
Raja Ravi Varma Central School, Kilimanoor, scored 100 per cent pass in the CBSE Class 10 examinations with five students securing A1 grade.
Navajeevan Bethany Vidyalaya Senior Secondary School, Nalanchira, has achieved cent percent results with 12 students scoring A1 grade.
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Italy court to give election verdict Wed – sources
April 19, 2006
ROME (Reuters) – Italy's highest appeals court will
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on Wednesday afternoon, court sources said.
The court is expected to confirm that centre-left leader
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Berlusconi has refused to concede defeat, alleging
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disputed ballots would overturn the provisional results.
The sources told Reuters that the court would post a
statement on its Web site after 5 p.m. (1500 GMT).
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Environmental Tectonics Corporation Announces New President of Biomedical Division
SOUTHAMPTON, Pa., Jan. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Environmental Tectonics Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: ETCC) ("ETC" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Steve Wood as President of the Biomedical Division of the Company. Mr. Wood will be responsible for directing development and sales of the Company's BaraMed line of clinical hyperbaric chambers.
Since beginning his healthcare career as a respiratory therapist in 1972, Mr. Wood has been involved with the hyperbaric medicine field for more than 25 years. His experience includes as a clinician, facility development, and hyperbaric chamber manufacturing. He is a member of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, American College of Hyperbaric Medicine, past Chairman of the Associates of the UHMS, and a contributor to the primary reference text on hyperbaric safety and other industry publications. In addition to his past credentials as a registered respiratory therapist, Mr. Wood is a certified hyperbaric technologist.
Mr. Wood stated, "I am very excited to join the ETC team. The Company's long history of innovation in clinical hyperbaric systems, which has culminated in the introduction of the OSCAR data management system and innovative BaraMed Select chamber, puts ETC at the forefront of hyperbaric chamber design."
William Mitchell, Chairman and CEO of ETC, stated, "Steve has vast experience in the hyperbaric field. His expertise and insights will help advance the growth and development of the Biomedical Division both domestically as well as internationally."
About ETC Biomedical Systems:
ETC Biomedical is the world's largest manufacturer of computerized monoplace hyperbaric chambers, with over 40 years of history and experience in the field of hyperbaric chamber technology beginning with the placement of our 1st hyperbaric chamber in 1971. Since ETC entered the clinical hyperbaric monoplace market in 1987, we have been a technology leader in the development of computerized hyperbaric chambers and systems. Further information on ETC's hyperbaric products can be found at www.etcbiomedical.com. The Biomedical Systems is a division of Environmental Tectonics Corporation. (www.etcusa.com)
Environmental Tectonics Corporation was incorporated in 1969 in Pennsylvania, USA. For over forty years, we have provided our customers with products, service and support. Innovation, continuous technological improvement and enhancement, and product quality are core values and critical to our success. We operate in two business segments – Training Services Group ("TSG") and Control Systems Group ("CSG"). Our core technologies in TSG include the design, manufacture and sale of training services which includes (1) software driven products and services used to create and monitor the physiological effects of flight; (2) high performance jet tactical flight simulation, and; (3) driving and disaster simulation systems, and in CSG include: (1) steam and gas sterilization; (2) testing and simulation devices for the automotive industry, and; (3) hyperbaric and hypobaric chambers. Product categories included in TSG are Authentic Tactical Fighting Systems (ATFS), Aircrew Training Systems (ATS) and disaster management systems (ADMS). CSG includes sterilizers, environmental control devices and hypo/hyperbaric chambers along with parts and service support.
Discussions of some of the matters contained in this press release may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and as such, may involve risks and uncertainties. We have based these forward-looking statements on our current expectations and projections about future events or future financial performance, which include implementing our business strategy, developing and introducing new technologies, obtaining, maintaining and expanding market acceptance of the technologies we offer, and competition in our markets. These forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and assumptions about ETC and its subsidiaries that may cause actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements.
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The Company cautions that the foregoing list of factors that could affect forward-looking statements by ETC is not exclusive. Except as required by federal securities law, the Company does not undertake to update any forward-looking statement, whether written or oral, that may be made from time to time by or on behalf of the Company.
Fax: Contact: Duane D. Deaner, CFO Tel: 215-355-9100 (ext. 1203) 215-357-4000 ETC - Internet Home Page: http://www.etcusa.com ---------------------
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The Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Della Rai Turin presents works of Strauss, Chopin and Rachmianinow.
Juraj Valcuha conductor
Ivo Pogorelich piano
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Department of Technical Education - Andhra Pradesh / Hyderabad (DTE) Applications are invited for Diploma course in Pharmacy. Details ......... Diploma course in Pharmacy Duration: two years. Qualifications: Mathematics / Biology, Physics, Chemistry Intermediate pass. Selection: on the basis of academic merit Application: by online. Start of registration: July 2 Details regarding: July 15 Web site: ...
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VITEEE Exam 2015 – Results and Counseling (www.vit.ac.in) Results have been announced for Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Exam for the academic year 2015-2016. Results Date: April 30th, 2015 Exam Date: April 08th to 19th, 2015 Results Website: http://184.108.40.206/viteee15results/top10rank.asp http://academics2.vit.ac.in/results/ THE COUNSELLING PROCEDURE FOR ALLOCATION OF SEAT / BRANCH The counselling for allocation of branches to the ...
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Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad (JNTUH), Hyderabad invites application forms for admission into Sponsored category seats of full time M. Tech and M. Pharmacy courses offered in constituent units only for working employees. How to Apply: Filled in application forms must reach the Office of the Director, Admissions JNTUH, Kukatpally, Hyderabad on ...
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Our guest this week is Dr. Jerry Alewine, Dean of Health Science. He will discuss the training of the students to meet the demands of higher education, industrial standards, classes offered to students, and their impact on area economy. Quality of life is opportunity in action.
Courses offered to students:
Patient Care Technician
The Patient Care Technician is a multifaceted healthcare professional. This is a relatively new profession to healthcare. Their duties include basic patient care, performing EKGs, and phlebotomy. Students must complete the Certified Nursing Assistant program (CNA) as well as pass national boards exams EKG, Patient Care and phlebotomy.
In many institutions the PCT may be in a specialized area, for example the ER, oncology or cardiology. These PCT's receive additional training through the institution to orient themselves to those units. The PCT can also function as a ward secretary. The idea is to develop a multi-skilled employee.
Many of the duties of the PCT are similar to those of the LPN but it is not meant as a replacement nor are the duties and skills the same. The PCT does incorporate the certified nursing assistant but with the added training and scope of care, the PCT is a more marketable employee to various institutions.
The salary for this profession averages about $35,000. The typical work environment is the acute care hospital, the skilled nursing facility and homecare.
This program can only accept 20 students each fall semester due to availability of clinical sites. Currently students must complete program ready classes prior to admission into the actual Patient Care Technology program.
To become eligible for the PCT program students must complete medical terminology, English and a math course. We also prefer for a student to have had a biology course.
Occupational Therapy Assistant
This program will begin in the spring semester of 2015. The college has been approved to offer the Occupational Therapy Assistant program by the South Carolina Commission of Education, the South Carolina State Technical System, and the American Occupational Therapy Association.
The college has had approval from CHE and the state system office since early spring 2014, we were delighted to be notified this week that ACOTE (Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education), the accrediting agency for occupational therapy education has also accepted our application.
Dr. Isabell Beveridge is the Academic Program Director for the OTA program.
Occupational therapy assistants provide rehabilitative services to people with mental, emotional, physical or developmental impairments. They work under the supervision of occupational therapists. Assistants help patients work through rehabilitative exercises and activities outlined in a treatment plan developed by an occupational therapist. Assistants help patients learn how to feed and dress themselves, compensate for lost motor skills, or achieve a more independent lifestyle.
Piedmont Technical College has a tremendous reputation of being proactive to the needs of the students, the workforce, and the communities we serve. As we were researching various programs for the Newberry Campus, we saw a void in the educational opportunities for those wanting to become Occupational Therapy Assistants. We have had a transfer agreement with Greenville Technical College for several years, but the there was a severely limited admission for Piedmont students.
After a need assessment of the counties that Piedmont serves and several surrounding counties we found that there was a void in the availability of OTA's. This is of particular concern for our citizens as it is the OTA who is trained to return people to their optimal level of normal life. The OTA seeks to return the activities of daily living for those who have either chronic or acute disabilities.
We are delighted with the interest in the program. Having had the transfer agreement with Greenville, we already had a cohort of students who wanted the OTA program. This program will be the third program in the technical college system; Greenville in Greer and Trident in Charleston have the other two programs. There are also several proprietary colleges with an OTA program.
The OTA program can accept 24 students each spring. To be considered for admission into the OTA program students must have completed medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, college algebra or statistics, general psychology, and human growth and development.
Students seeking admission must apply not only to the college but also to the program specifically.
Mechatronics Program
Thanks to Newberry County Council, who provided the funding of over $500,000, we have been able to add a state-of-the art mechatronics program. Classes began Aug. 29. Mechatronics students cross-train in control systems, electronic systems, computers and mechanical systems that integrate product design and automated manufacturing processes. Course work combines various skills to teach students a comprehensive approach to developing solutions for work-specific applications.
Developed under a collaboration of the five Upstate technical colleges called TechReadySC, every aspect of the program has been put together in response to needs expressed by employers. The program meets industry standards as defined by BMW, Bosch, Fujifilm and Tyco, the students are trained on state-of-the art mechatronics equipment from suppliers including Kuka Robot Group, Festa and Siemens.
Veterinary Technical Program
Vet Tech is a 77 hour, or two year and one semester degree program which prepares the students to work in a variety of areas (vet offices, laboratory animal medicine, emergency medicine, pharmaceutical sales, food inspection, and Gov. Agencies). This is one of the fastest growing areas in the healthcare field and we have 1 of only 3 programs in the state. PTC has a credentialed program that enables the student to sit for the Vet Tech National exam so they can become licensed.
Dual Enrollment at the Newberry Campus
The dual enrollment program, which is offered to high school juniors and seniors, offers students the opportunity to take college classes while still in high school. Students interested in taking classes with this program, contact Amanda Richardson at 276-9000.


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IDK, from personal experience (great point of reference, I know ) everyone I know that uses NFP has more than 4 children. Since we only want one child, it makes me a bit nervous! BUT, it did work to get us pregnant!
Part of my job is promoting safe sex. My sources and materials say that NFP is right up there with "pull and pray"...but I'm working with mainly poorly educated teens who probably wouldn't have the dedication to the program that other women would.
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|IDK, from personal experience (great point of reference, I know ) everyone I know that uses NFP has more than 4 children.
A lot of people who use NFP do so for religious reasons, and they actually want a larger family. On the other hand, you find a lot of people will say that they use the "rhythm method" or that they "tried nfp" and then they exclaim how it doesn't work because they wound up pregnant. Usually these people never actually learned how to do it correctly, and they aren't truly using NFP at all. If you want to do it successfully, then you have to take a course or read something like TCOYF cover-to-cover, and actually follow all the rules.
I'm Catholic and know lots of Catholic families who truly and carefully use NFP. They all have differing family sizes. The ones with one or two kids (like myself) are not ready for more. The ones with 6 or 8 kids, have *planned* each one of their children, and they had that many because they wanted a big family, not because NFP failed them.
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How do migrant sending and receiving countries both get more of what they want—without the receiving countries committing to a new stream of permanent migration? The European Union thinks it may have found an answer in the concept of "mobility partnerships."
While the countries that make a point of competing for the world's best and brightest tweaked their entry systems in 2007, the European Commission took a bold leap in late October: it formally proposed a European Union "Blue Card" scheme for admitting highly qualified non-EU workers who already have a work contract in a Member State and professional qualifications.
All the nuanced meanings of "belonging" describe integration trends in industrialized countries in 2007, including the United States, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Germany.
With reforms to its 2005 immigrant integration law and the unveiling of a National Integration Plan, Germany expects to improve integration and come closer to the European Union's Common Basic Principles on immigrant integration. MPI's Eric Leise reports.
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This event marks MPI Europe's official launch in Brussels. To inaugurate the new office, MPI Europe will host a panel discussion to explore what is driving societal discontent in Europe, the role immigration plays in this, and why there is a growing perception that immigrant integration efforts are failing.
This Transatlantic Council Statement examines both the challenge and opportunity for governments, in an era of skepticism about migration, to create a new definition of "we" based on a more inclusive idea of national identity and belonging, and to convince the broader society that investing in integration is an investment in shared futures.
The two sides of the debate on immigration and integration in Europe share an underlying assumption that the problem is cultural, while disagreeing on whether it is the result of too much or too little respect for cultural differences. This report contends that both get the issue wrong, calling attention to the inability of policies to ensure immigrants acquire and retain work.
This report challenges the recent rhetoric and addresses the advancement of policy areas for countries, examining factors that impede or facilitate successful the implementation of multiculturalism. When these facilitating conditions are present, multiculturalism can be seen as a low-risk option, andhas worked well in such cases.
For more than a decade, states have experimented with civic integration policies that require immigrants to learn the official language of their host country and acknowledge its basic norms and values—or risk losing social benefits and even residence permits. This report explores ways states can put forth smart policies that benefit natives and immigrants in host countries.
While policymakers are under increasing pressure to reduce illegal immigration, the estimated population of unauthorized immigrants in EU-15 countries has declined since 2002. European governments are collaborating on the management of their external borders, as this report details, discussing the detected and estimated scope of irregular migration in the European Union.
This Council Statement for the fifth plenary meeting of the Transatlantic Council on Migration captures key elements of deliberations on the best ways to bring greater order and legality to migration, border management, and labor market systems through transatlantic cooperation.
Though contentious, regularization (referred to in the U.S. context as legalization) remains a frequently utilized policy tool to address the European Union's unauthorized immigrant population. Since 1996, more than 5 million people have been regularized through a variety of methods, as this Insight details.


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The Villa offers three air-conditioned master bedrooms, complete with large ensuite semi-outdoor bathrooms, a large living and dining area opens to the garden and a fully equipped kitchen.
Designed in as Child friendly one story layout. we love families!
This tranquil holiday Villa in Bali is built in a modern tropical architecture and complemented by lush gardens with thick lawn with a relaxation gazebo next to a 8 x 3 meter swimming pool
High walls for privacy surround the villa & garden and trained staff hired from a professional security company will watch over the guest at night. If you need 24hr close protection, this service can be arranged with notice prior arrival.
Location: our three identical bedroom villas are in walking distance to almost everything you need, tucked away 80m in a small alley off the eat street where all the shops and cafes are. every 30 sec a taxi passes by, so you are everywhere in a few minutes... the KuDeTa beach is 800m down the road.
- daily continental breakfast, internet WIFI,
- free airport transfer with a private limousine
- laundry 3 pieces/day/person
- bathroom amenities,
- welcome drink & chill towels, large fruit basket
- free flow mineral water
- full staff - butler service, On-call manager,
- HiFi-iPod dock, cable TV & DVD player in each room, DVD Library, your own iPod classic
- 1 baby cod & high chair, kids toys on request
- Free grocery shopping, cooking or baby sitting service, during working hours.
important Info: To issue a booking confirmation, we need to receive deposit from you. the balance can be paid cash upon check in if you wish.
ONLY THEN an inquiry becomes a booking! we can hold inquiries for 72 hours in which a copy of the transfer script needs to be sent to us.
Living next door makes 'owner management' for those 3 identical villas so easy. we can take care of our guest 24/7 and make sure the staff does the same!
We have met so many nice people so far. lovely business!
Ketut Melati purchased this villa in 2011
The perfect place to build a villa business in Bali,
the location could not be better - super quiet, yet right in the center of where you want to be..
Location, Location, Location !
my husband's 40th birthday. We needed a space where new couples and families with young children could spend time together, celebrate and at the same time have their own privacy and this was a perfect set up.
The service was excellent - from the driver picking us up at the airport, the owner Georg who went out of his way to accommodate all our needs and the staff who works in the villas who babysat my two daughters (2 and 5) for a very big part of the night (and the morning after!)
The villa is ideally located off one of the main roads in Seminyak making it super easy to grab a taxi, shop or dine nearby but in such a way that not a single noise from the outside world can be heard in the villas themselves.
We also really liked how tastefully the villas were decorated with nice touches such as the wooden walled master bedroom or the palm trees next to the swimming pool.
Having lived in South-East Asia for 4 years, we stayed in numerous villas in Bali and this one is certainly one of the very best. We will return in 2013 for sure.
My family and I travelled to Seminyak for our son's wedding. This was going to be a trip of a lifetime and it certainly was - not only the wedding but the fantastic villa we had rented. I had researched a lot of villas months before going and I was so impressed with the professionalism of the owner of this property. From our arrival late at night to our departure 12 days later - it was nothing but sheer bliss. The staff were most welcoming, willing, and were certainly part of 'our' family from dealing with grandchildren to pre wedding nerves, quietly in the background but there for every need. Norman and Wayan were our hosts in all ways and nothing was ever a problem. The location could not be better - the villa was 5 star and I just didn't want to leave. Congratulations to all at Sahana villas and we miss you but we will be back!
Sahana Villa is even more breath taking in real life than in the photos!! Tucked away behind the busy streets in the heart of Seminyak only a walk away from all the busy shops and restaurants. When they opened the doors to our Villa we were speechless it was like our own private oasis! The Villa was clean and beautifully decorated, the bathrooms which opened up into a private garden were out of this world! On top of all of this the service and hospitality received from all the friendly staff was incredible! I simply cannot fault this Villa!
Will be back and will be recommending to everyone we know!
I had a very relaxing experience at the villa. Bali is getting very congested with traffic so location was very important. I didn't want to be stuck in a car waiting to get to where ever it was I needed to go. The villas are central in Seminyak so I was able to walk to different shops, beach, restaurants and bars. I found a cool bar named The Red Carpet bar just across the street from the villa and was able to walk to others pretty easily. Restaurants were plentiful as I believe the high street which the villa is next to is called "eat" street.
The villa's layout was awesome with a large grass garden area, pool and open lounge/dining/kitchen. Bedrooms are large and comfortable with great aircon. I had no problems with the wifi as it worked very well. I really liked the staff. They were very helpful and always around if I needed them. Great with suggestions on where to go and eat or activities to do. Breakfast was included and the coffee was really good. I will definitely be staying again.
sahana villa bietet alles was man für einen perfekten Aufenthalt braucht. Privatsphäre zum Entspannen und Relaxen im Garten und Pool.
Jede Menge gutes Essen und gute Restaurants in unmittelbarer Nähe.
Der Strand ist ebenfalls in wenigen Minuten erreichbar undundund
Ich habe meine Woche in Seminyak bzw Sahana Villas absolut genossen und kann es mit ruhigem Gewissen weiterempfehlen.
Die luxuriösen Villas sind ein wahrer Traum, ebenso das Personal.
Das Personal kümmert sich liebevoll und ist super hilfsbereit.
Von der Abholung am Flughafen bis zum Begrüßungsgetränk, jeden Morgen leckerem Frühstück und organischem Kaffee alles war top und nicht zu übertreffen.
Alles in einem eine super schöne Woche, die ich nicht missen möchte. Absolut Empfehlenswert!
It is our second time at Sahana Villas. We went the first time just the two of us and this time with our three kids. It is the perfect place wether you are just the two of you or with the family. Perfectly located in the center of Seminyak you are at walking distance of all the buzz and trendy restaurant yet the villas are in a small cul-de-sac very quiet and without traffic. The staff is always pleasant smiling and will bend over backwards to make your stay unforgettable but yet invisible.
We highly recommend this place to anyone wishing to stay where everything happens but yet want to enjoy the peace and tranquility of magical bali!
Highly recommend the massage!
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Dear George and Melati,
I enjoyed once more 8 fantastic days in one of your perfect villas in the heart of seminjak. Being treated like a queen by your staff, sleeping wonderfully in those great beds, waking up with your homegrown coffee in the tasteful environemt, swiming in the private pool within the spacious garden was once more an expierience that I definetely don´t want to miss! I will hopefully return soon! Thank you so much!!!! All the best. Kati from Vienna, Austria
Located in the center of Bali's trendy Expat area: Seminyak, yet very quiet and tranquil off Street and walking distance of Seminyak's Beach @ KuDeTa and within a 5 min radius of the Top-5 Restaurants, Lounges & Bar Venues.
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positive charge density ρ. An edge view of the slab
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