Such businesses first began to take off in student dormitories.
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Millions live in dormitories or doss down where they can.
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The state was identifying dormitories where they would be isolated.
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Universities are expected to open their vacant dormitories as well.
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Like almost everyone, Chen and Zhang live in the dormitories.
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A local golf course has been turned into dormitories for workers.
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"They don't need dormitories," James Anderson, Fayetteville's chancellor, told the Chronicle.
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Dormitories are also a very special place of repose for students.
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The chapel, the bell tower and the old dormitories still stand.
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Five dormitories lie in the 6th district; seven in the 13th.
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Classrooms had been converted to dormitories, with mattresses on the floor.
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More than 2,000 schools, universities and dormitories have been shut down.
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About 80 people were believed to be living in the dormitories.
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The safety situation was even worse in the dormitories where workers lived.
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And Mr. Aravena designed dormitories at St. Edward's University in Austin, Tex.
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The dormitories are unheated, though it is extremely cold even in spring.
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Workers staying in dormitories found in areas of concern were also screened.
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On a billboard in one of the dormitories, the campers post messages.
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At some camps, officials tried to house Manu in large open dormitories.
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This year, the school abandoned another costly project to build new dormitories.
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This year, the school abandoned another costly project to build new dormitories.
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She said the dormitories in Switzerland had a strict lights-out policy.
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And there are other dormitories on other sides of the factory campus.
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Bindaba "had returned to the dormitories where the entire team was staying, thinking that the students were on another bus shuttle to the dormitories following the final Award and Closing Ceremony the night of July 18," First Global said.
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Dormitories at the Oregon School for the Deaf were based on prison blueprints.
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Asylum seekers and refugee claimants will have to vacate the dormitories by Aug.
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The dormitories are currently housing more than 600 individuals - over 200 are children.
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Work at the site was ordered halted, and workers' dormitories were being inspected.
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The building houses a fitness unit, recreational center and dormitories for recovering troops.
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Narcotics officers stormed dormitories on a Long Island university campus at 20033 a.m.
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The center, opened in 2012, uses renewable energy to light its dormitories and classrooms.
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In the hiker's dormitories, we slept in bunk beds flush next to each other.
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That site has been ordered to halt work, and workers' dormitories are being inspected.
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He will not take your babies at birth and raise them collectively in dormitories.
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Do lawmakers really want viral video of ICE agents dragging students from college dormitories?
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He is now hanging doors for new dormitories at the University of Southern California.
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Harvard dormitories have tutors for students to talk to about matters of sexual conduct.
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Universities may also want to make their dormitories look like the more affordable option.
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New York leaders are also considering converting dormitories and hotel rooms for emergency use.
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While some inmates are housed two to a cell, many are in open dormitories.
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But, starting next school year, Arkansas will become the second state with firearm-friendly dormitories.
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Residents, most of them teenagers, sleep in bunk beds in dormitories that they tidy themselves.
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Many endure years-long boot camps, living in dormitories; many have to undergo plastic surgery.
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Mr. Chun's martial-law troops arrested Mr. Baek during raids on school dormitories in 1980.
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The courtyard bustled with activity, the women keen to get out of their tiny dormitories.
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We can recall our walking path to our first job, or to our college dormitories.
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And there are floating candles that'll make your bedroom feel like the famous Hogwarts dormitories.
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Italy's tangled political system, an ex-Russian spy's illness and dormitories for the middle class.
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Recently, some people working at places like schools, bookstores and restaurants began moving into dormitories.
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The state is also considering converting university dormitories and hotels into makeshift hospitals, he said.
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Some dormitories will probably remain open for students who cannot return home for hardship reasons.
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Today, three large dormitories hover over the field behind the area where home plate was.
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"Literally you would have sort of pop up dormitories all throughout the office," says Symancyk.
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But the dormitories for the workers are half-completed and the economic zone hasn't opened.
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For children, air-conditioned classrooms and dormitories are associated with better grades at school (see article).
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At Cornell University, swastikas were drawn in the snow and hung on signs in two dormitories.
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In single file they eased around the orange I-beam sculpture and moved toward the dormitories.
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Many young women work in factories far from home, where they live crammed into spartan dormitories.
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Toronto says 800 asylum seekers in college dormitories will have to move out by Aug. 9.
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At 4 pm, they are locked in cramped dormitories - four to a bed - until 6 am.
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Roughly 70% of students live on Brooks Schools' campus in one of the school's 10 dormitories.
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Mosques, schools, sports halls and dormitories were also opened for hundreds forced to leave their homes.
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There are an estimated 500 children in these "dormitories" — three for boys and one for girls.
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Violence — robberies in dark tunnels, assaults in crowded dormitories, stabbings in cramped cells — was virtually unavoidable.
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Arrest warrants were issued for 0003 people in the dormitories' operation across 20 provinces, Anadolu said.
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He inspected their dormitories, asking whether they were warm enough with only one layer of quilts.
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In 1997, the venue and its grand facade were demolished to make way for more NYU dormitories.
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She said she was among the first few female COs who were stationed in all-male dormitories.
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In classrooms, libraries, and dormitories, Jewish students are being harassed and discriminated against because of their faith.
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The campus is made up of more than 30 world-class buildings, including dormitories and athletics facilities.
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Further testings will be carried out on workers living in dormitories located within the areas of concern.
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A paper published in 220 found that most students value spending on student activities, sports, and dormitories.
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And under the Fair Housing Act, colleges must permit service and emotional support animals in their dormitories.
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So there can be much greater restrictions in dormitories — but it always has to be content neutral.
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"They wanted to offer a social alternative, and focused their energies on building dormitories," Ms. Yanni said.
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You'll find college-esque dormitories with common lounge rooms and kitchens, and sometimes a bar or cafe.
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At night, Nanna Heitmann, a photographer, and I settled into a vast complex of star-shaped dormitories.
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Wuhan handed over for redevelopment a big chunk of downtown that previously had many state-owned dormitories.
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Before the protests, the university, fondly known as Mizzou, was experiencing steady growth and building new dormitories.
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The work required included installing video surveillance equipment and renovating dormitories and a canteen for the inmates.
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A pet would have helped, but the school, of course, did not allow pets in the dormitories.
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Duke University and the University of Oklahoma have received more than $25 million for sports facilities and dormitories.
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They told us all that if we don't vote for Putin, we'll be thrown out of our dormitories.
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Last autumn its dormitories were briefly turned into an emergency welcome centre for 98 Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
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Toronto is currently housing over 3,000 refugees and asylum seekers in city hotels and college dormitories, Tory said.
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Many of the 326,000 construction workers live in dormitories; the 232,000 domestic workers live in their employers' homes.
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The school has six dormitories, an indoor competition-size pool, and a state-of-the-art turf field.
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When the news of the order appeared on the detention center televisions Wednesday, the dormitories erupted with applause.
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To give you some idea of the size of the bunker, this is just one of the dormitories.
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Whenever the authorities raided dormitories looking for trespassers, he and others would hide overnight in a nearby cemetery.
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Those at four-year institutions often don't participate in the romantic ideal of nurturing dormitories and verdant quadrangles.
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Classes were subsequently canceled on Wilf Campus, although dormitories and food services will remain open, the school said.
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On his computer, he flicked through them: dormitories, a restaurant that resembles a crab, bridges, even miniature cities.
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Ms. Barua said students and faculty were "running for their lives" as the attackers chased people into dormitories.
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There is a computer room and a nurse's office; upstairs, dormitories can billet a hundred and twenty residents.
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Recently, the Army Corps completed the construction of three, multi-story high rise dormitories for non-commissioned officers.
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Currently, construction is ongoing on the upgrade and renovation of two additional dormitories and 636 existing dorm rooms.
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Lost in the haze are the concrete-block dormitories honeycombed with closet-size rooms that house migrant workers.
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It would make it illegal to separate the sexes in bathrooms, college dormitories or school sports, they claimed.
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As Fast Company describes it, it's a locked box designed to be placed in apartments, gyms, offices, and dormitories.
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After a mess dinner, we spend a chilly night in the dormitories on the US military base, Camp Walker.
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Father Divya Annandam, Vice Principal at St Josephs School, told CNN some school dormitories are already facing food shortages.
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The negative side of this change lies in the supposed reduction of once diverse neighborhoods to monotone yuppie dormitories.
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Images and videos shared from inside the building show fires burning and inmates moving freely around the prison's dormitories.
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But also kids who are living in foster homes or any kind of institutional housing like dormitories or prisons.
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In 19723, the trustees voted to admit women pending construction of new dormitories, which might have taken two years.
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Dormitories and fraternity and sorority houses will still ban guns, but how will firearms be safely stored at night?
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Patients who had not been tested but showed symptoms were sent to dormitories or hotels turned into makeshift wards.
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When College Dormitories Become Health Hazards Putting up with dinginess is a rite of passage for many college students.
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The decaying clusters of workshops, bunkers and dormitories are remnants of Plant 221, also known as China's Los Alamos.
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They aimed for cross-pollination, and the campus—its classrooms, libraries, dormitories, and dining halls—was an instrument of convergence.
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The $15 dollar event allowed students from across the nation to stay in GWU dormitories and mingle with fellow conservatives.
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Nurses lived in dormitories above the rooms where patients were treated; the pharmacist mixed and dispensed medications from his house.
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Unlike British-style private schools, however, they encourage Islam in their dormitories, where teachers set examples in lifestyle and prayer.
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In Winneba, a taxi dropped me at a semicircle campus of concrete basketball courts, concrete classroom buildings and concrete dormitories.
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Faculty members must live in private apartments in the dormitories or residences next door for a minimum of 10 years.
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Ms. Beecher added that she had called friends who had not yet arrived, telling them to stay in their dormitories.
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The Getaway Hostels, budget havens of the post-college European travel circuit, traditionally offer bare-bones bunks in communal dormitories.
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Students who live in dormitories report being harassed both by law enforcement agents and by protesters determined to stop classes.
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Beside dormitories, doubles, and en-suite rooms, Green Rooms also features two studio apartments, a gallery space, and two bars.
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One such service is ReSTART, a company in Tokyo that moves hikikomori out of their parents' homes and into dormitories.
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The dormitories have housed students who brought with them grudges from their neighborhoods in Dallas, sometimes stoked by gang affiliations.
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Many colleges require a specific list of immunizations before students move into dormitories, including meningococcal vaccine to prevent bacterial meningitis.
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He called on the Army Corps of Engineers to build medical facilities and equip spaces like dormitories for medical capabilities.
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The light and airy colors, which are a contrast from the city outside, carry on through to the hostel dormitories.
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By the evening, evacuated residents were setting up cots in corridors because they said the main dormitories were uncomfortably crowded.
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But most single adult shelters are dormitories with shared bathrooms, and typically, around eight to 12 people sharing a room.
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But most single adult shelters are dormitories with shared bathrooms, and typically, around eight to 12 people sharing a room.
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Students are responsible for cleaning their dormitories, maintaining and tuning their ski equipment and taking part in regular kitchen duty.
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Not only that: like other universities, it is going beyond exotic libraries and dormitories with plans for housing and business space.
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In Missed Messages, you play as a college-aged girl living in one of her school's dormitories with her roommate May.
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All the Chinese workers are living in the dormitories inside the plant premises and their safety has been ensured, Mowla added.
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Many of those who were moved appeared to be coastal-dwellers and construction workers, who often bed down in flimsy dormitories.
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As seen above in the University of Pennsylvania snapchat, users have a chance to see campus landmarks, different buildings and dormitories.
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"Hydropower stations, hospitals and school dormitories financed by Chinese government concessional loans have become landmark buildings across the country," Xi said.
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The Australian government had forcibly removed mixed-race Aboriginal children from their families to dormitories or industrial schools until the 1970s.
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Among them: • July 0003: Assaults on student dormitories in a secondary school in Mamudo left 41 students and a teacher dead.
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The fires, which mostly target dormitories, have destroyed school supplies and personal belongings and forced thousands of students out of school.
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Boys from the colored dormitories made the rounds, as did the white scouts from down the hill who wanted the skinny.
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After that, students may use the bathrooms, locker rooms, dormitories and school-trip hotel rooms that correspond to their chosen gender.
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Conroe CHS (for Chung, Hsu and Sanchez) paid almost $950,53 for former boarding school dormitories and neighboring land in Conroe, Tex.
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Similar efforts may be pursued at SUNY schools, where dormitories could be converted into hospital beds, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday.
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Inspectors also noted that the jail's satellite kitchens, showers and dormitories were covered in dust and dirt, posing a health risk.
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In South Korea, athletes often live together in dormitories and routinely skip other classes, leaving them with few other career choices.
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In the U.S., these tiny homes are more frequently lived in by families, whereas they're popular as dormitories in Germany, Yin says.
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The policy prompted fights over bathrooms, dormitories, single-sex programs and other arenas where gender was once seen as a simple concept.
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On September 10th students at the University of Zimbabwe had been told to vacate their dormitories to make room for visiting dignitaries.
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The shortage of facilities was so dire that the Department of Correction warned that temporary jail dormitories might have to be built.
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The video analytics company BriefCam has floated using facial recognition to help track resident assistants when students are moving into university dormitories.
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That business, which he launched in 2645, produced commercial strength detergent and supplied it to hotels, hospitals, dormitories, restaurants and area jails.
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The Montclair State University dormitories were emptier than usual, with many female students making their way to a march in New York.
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Typical features that all firehouses require — dormitories, locker rooms and not one, but three fire poles — were also part of the plan.
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The survivors are dotted across London; some with friends or family, others sleeping in emergency dormitories provided by charities and the local council.
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Peter Ueberroth, the businessman heading its bid, ripped up the taxpayer guarantee and imposed spartan conditions, such as housing athletes in university dormitories.
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Before their debut, K-pop performers undergo several years of grueling training with their management company, often living in dormitories with other trainees.
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Daniel Cohn-Bendit, or Dany the Red, led a student occupation, partly in protest at dormitory rules outlawing male visitors to female dormitories.
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After an inspection in March, the government-backed Myanmar National Human Rights Commission identified overcrowding as a problem and recommended building new dormitories.
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ON APRIL 14th 2014, militants from Boko Haram, a group of Islamic extremists, snatched 276 schoolgirls from their dormitories in north-east Nigeria.
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It says that admission to toilets, changing-rooms and dormitories on school trips should "in all cases" be according to gender self-ID.
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Authorities inspected thousands of homes in seven parts of Singapore, including five foreign worker dormitories, spraying insecticide and removing potential mosquito breeding habitats.
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It suggests that staff could adjust housing for "heat-sensitive inmates" such as the elderly and disabled to place them in cooled dormitories.
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Based on preliminary information gathered at the scene, the shooting followed an altercation that started inside one of the adjacent dormitories, Williams said.
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Homeless shelters usually assign them to male dormitories, where "men always want sexual favors", said one group member, who asked to remain anonymous.
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When the raids started, he said, ninety-three per cent of the inspected businesses were committing violations, from illegal dormitories to exposed wiring.
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The victims were found in a courtyard between two dormitories after a fight in an adjacent dormitory spilled outside, the sheriff's department said.
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In 2014, managers in Shenzhen diverted to An Ping Tai rent money that Olympus had collected from employees who lived in company dormitories.
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The governor has urged that the Army Corps of Engineers be deployed to create makeshift medical wards out of dormitories and other buildings.
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Not wanting to wait, Mr. Brown arranged to set aside rooms for women in existing dormitories, and Caltech began admitting women that fall.
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Mr. Zakir said that "students" in the facilities were provided with free meals, air-conditioned dormitories, movie screenings and access to computer rooms.
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Dozens of children played soccer on well-used fields, while a limp American flag sat on a hillside above several of the dormitories.
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The firm had also branched out well beyond office space, establishing sleek dormitories for working professionals and even a private school in Manhattan.
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He took control of the city's public housing, evicted migrants who paid by the bed from crowded dormitories and gave precedence to Italians.
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After he graduated from high school, Gülen asked him to run one of his "lighthouses"—student dormitories that doubled as religious discussion centers.
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It ceded five acres so the Border Patrol could build a base with dormitories for its agents and space to temporarily detain migrants.
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Yet Jiaoba has better facilities than many other such schools, where children often have to share beds, and toilet blocks are far from dormitories.
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She was the only woman in her cohort and was barred from entering the male dormitories to join the study groups that met there.
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Some of this work was done by Gulag slave labor; the rest was done by poorly paid workers living in tents and makeshift dormitories.
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Colleges have spruced up dormitories and diversified dining options, so that students unwind in greater comfort and ingest with more choice than ever before.
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"We have an increasing number of students but there are limits and some students may not get a place in the dormitories," Tomeckova said.
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Officials gave reporters a tour of the facility operated by San Antonio-based company BCFS on Wednesday, showing clean dormitories and staff doing laundry.
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The girls, who were preparing to take science exams, were abducted in a late-night raid on dormitories by gunmen associated with Boko Haram.
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But let's add: Teachers at boarding schools often assume quasi-parental responsibilities: driving students to athletic matches or debates at other campuses, supervising dormitories.
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Alternatively, save money at Old Town Hostel — a 1920s building with 12 dormitories and nine private rooms — then splurge at the adjoining 80/20.
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Sexual assaults occur in "dormitories, cells, recreation areas, the infirmary, bathrooms, and showers at all hours of the day and night," the report said.
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They used the cover of thick fog to scale the campus' rear walls, before storming student dormitories and classrooms and executing people at will.
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Mountain View sits on approximately 97 acres and offers a variety of programs including adult education, reentry planning and faith-based dormitories, the website says.
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I know this woman works with dormitories full of young women who come to her for counsel when they find themselves in tough emotional situations.
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Crammed into dormitories, often with no showers or air-conditioning, plaintiffs were made to work on a construction site that was extremely dangerous, it said.
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The likelihood of contracting TB is also increased by living in close quarters to other sufferers, as is often the case in crowded miners' dormitories.
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At night, women gather to wash their laundry at a well outside socialist dormitories, built during Mao's time, when Baishizhou was still a collectivized farm.
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Other homes in Falluja had been converted into torture chambers and, according to some of the security forces, dormitories for the Islamic State's sex slaves.
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"They have no choice," said Satyanarayana Vejella, co-founder of Aarusha Homes, which operates dormitories for students and entry-level workers in four Indian cities.
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The station is a remote scientific outpost dotted with soft-sided dormitories shaped like Quonset huts, outhouses on stilts and labs in rectangular modular buildings.
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In March, more than 203,000 students at the historically black Howard University took over the administrative building, and many more barricaded themselves in their dormitories.
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The facility's beige barrackslike dormitories and white tents feel a world apart from the upscale gated communities nearby with names like Waterstone and Malibu Bay.
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Five dormitories and the dining hall at SUNY New Paltz in New York will feature Native American names instead of the town's slave-owning founders.
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The steps the Corps will follow to prepare a facility include the state first nominating existing facilities, such as empty hotels, dormitories, or convention centers.
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In the shadows of dormitories and dining halls on college campuses across America, students often murmur about their classmates' reported suicide attempts and eating disorders.
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Suspected cases, close contacts of confirmed cases and patients with fevers were put in temporary quarantine centers set up in requisitioned hotels and university dormitories.
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One limitation of the current study is that results from cafeterias in college dormitories might be hard to replicate with older consumers in other environments.
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MOSCOW — At least 15 people are dead after a dam at a small Siberian gold mine collapsed and water flooded two workers' dormitories on Saturday.
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The workers, for the most part, either live in nine-story dormitories inside the complex or catch buses from distant locations; a few ride bicycles.
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It added that FIRST Global had provided safe transport to university dormitories and students were always supposed to be under the supervision of their mentor.
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We didn't realize friendships in the real world worked nothing like the ones we had forged in our dormitories, let alone those we saw on television.
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Gunfire and explosions rang out across the campus as the attackers, some apparently teenagers themselves, rushed through classrooms and dormitories shouting "Allahu akbar!" as they fired.
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An hour and 20173 minutes later, a second fight broke out in two other dormitories, he said, and other response teams were activated at 9 p.m.
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When he was off work, he would seek refuge in the library, staying away from the violent halls and dormitories as long as he possibly could.
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This month Beigao will open a gold industrial park, featuring factories, dormitories for workers and a gold-coloured 26-floor skyscraper, all costing 3bn yuan ($440m).
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Each of the dormitories at Maulbronn, for instance, had a grandiose name; Hesse lived in Hellas, a tribute to the school's conventional idolatry of ancient Greece.
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Simultaneously, numerous universities — sensitive to the fact that college dormitories are amongst the highest risk settings for contracting an infection — suspended classes and evacuated their students.
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The Hangzhou steel mill, a vast labyrinth of blast furnaces, warehouses, chimneys and worker dormitories covering hundreds of acres, was one of Mao Zedong's favorite projects.
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We fret about reaching for our smartphone at night, while those making the devices sleep on hard beds in shared dormitories with coworkers clattering to and fro.
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It's that time of year again, when millions of college students across the US move into dormitories, buy overpriced textbooks, and gear up for the fall semester.
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So many Iranians poured into the city earlier this summer that the governor had some of them put up in student dormitories and others in private homes.
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In 1967, members of the writers' union held a conference espousing their opposition to censorship, and students had marched on Prague Castle to protest conditions in dormitories.
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Boko Haram's use of women as bombers increased following the abduction of 276 female students aged between 0003 and 18 from their school dormitories in April 2014.
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Two of the students, Vladyslav Kostiuk, 23, and Diane Huang, 20, were discharged after medical treatment and returned to their summer dormitories in Nice, the university said.
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Lorell 2-Drawer File Cabinet, $61.99, at AmazonWhile patrolling RAs may seem like a buzzkill at the time, another great perk provided by dormitories is the security.
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HONG KONG — People who live in China's crowded cities are used to having their personal space invaded — in schools, malls, restaurants, bus stations, dormitories and even bathrooms.
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Some workers have returned to their factories as the Chinese government tries to get the economy restarted, but they are under 14-day quarantines in their dormitories.
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A company source said the workers were part of a shift of 160 people, who live in two dormitories, and they all are under medical surveillance now.
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Andrew Cuomo said Monday he would order the National Guard and building developers to convert existing facilities — dormitories and former nursing homes, for example — into makeshift hospitals.
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The redesign would combine many of the existing warehouses, dormitories and other functions in one much larger, taller building, which would use energy and labor more efficiently.
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They are willing to go to cities for a shot at a better life, even if they must live in crowded workers' dormitories or run-down apartments.
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A decade ago, 16 of the 32 teams adhered to that romanticized notion of camp, leaving family behind to build cohesion in spartan dormitories on leafy campuses.
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The swimming pool was set in a quadrangle, with the Junior House common room at one end and, at the other, the Middle and Senior House dormitories.
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The warrants targeted administrators of 29 dormitories which were closed down with an official decree, and representatives of companies linked to the halls of residence, Anadolu said.
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It shed light on why firms in poor countries tended to be more paternalistic, providing dormitories and canteens: they reaped immediate productivity gains from rested, well-fed workers.
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In the early mornings, people were so keen to run further than their team mates, she said, they would sneak out of the dormitories ahead of the pack.
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It applies to certain groups of young people, generally 653 to 23, who might face elevated risk because they will be moving into college dormitories or military barracks.
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Migrants from across the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia also started coming, especially in early summer — a diversity that shelter administrators had never seen before in their dormitories.
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From Helsinki to Los Angeles to Sydney, Aalto's sleek but welcoming chairs, stools and tables could be seen in libraries, dormitories, faculty clubs, restaurants and department store windows.
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"This is not going to break our community," said Ms. Lin, who is the student president of the school's collection of dormitories, including Mr. Souza's, called Mountainview College.
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Mr. Sedney said the university had built a serious institution, with classrooms, dormitories, laboratories, computing facilities and other physical assets that will benefit Afghanistan for decades to come.
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Frost's dedication to preservation was challenged in 1997, when the National Park Service announced plans to build dormitories near Yosemite's Camp 603 after extensive flooding in the park.
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Officials think he crossed over; the ISIS registration form, which recruits typically filled out in ISIS dormitories across the Turkish border in Syria, is dated July 15, 2014.
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Their parents packed up their cars to bring their kids home from the dormitories, only one full day after our university had decided to transition to remote instruction.
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Thousands of girls from neighboring villages were sent by their families to Suwa, where they lived in cramped dormitories and spent long, grueling hours working in silk mills.
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From the vantage points offered by the common room's high windows and the dormitories' balconies, the whole school could have a good view of the swimming Mary Wards.
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The National Environment Agency (NEA) has inspected foreign workers' dormitories as well as thousands of other premises in the area and in six other parts of the island.
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But the shift to online courses caused by the pandemic has emptied dormitories and off-campus apartments in entire states, fouling plans to accurately count many of them.
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The fire reverberated through the soccer world and focused the attention on living conditions for young Brazilian players, many of whom live in similar dormitories across the country.
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At several, Pinjra Tod, a pressure group whose name means Break the Cage, has succeeded in easing curfews enforced at dormitories for "ladies" but not at the men's ones.
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All the Markos dancers live communally in dormitories above the studio, where they cook together, clean together, and sleep together, a tribe of women linked by their shared pursuit.
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The $5 million facility - which boasts a school, dormitories including one for girls, and eight grass pitches - is a world apart from the many ramshackle academies across West Africa.
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The huge wave of earth from the landslide swallowed 33 buildings, including apartments, worker dormitories and factories, which crumpled like cardboard as the man-made mountain of debris collapsed.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian students and activists said on Wednesday that a minister's suggestion to remove doors at college dormitories to prevent sexual promiscuity would infringe privacy and compromise security.
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Protesters had blocked access for several days, piling up tables and chairs to control who was coming in, setting up communal kitchen and dormitories and organizing non-curriculum classes.
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WROCLAW, Poland (Reuters) - Wroclaw's hulking Soviet-era public dormitories held little appeal for Odysseas Savvas when he moved to the Polish city from Greece to study business at university.
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The Wisconsin student newspaper, The Badger Herald, predicted that the university would transform into a bourgeois playground for wealthy Chicagoans, who can afford the luxury private dormitories near campus.
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Rustic dormitories with bunk beds and dinner were spaced a day's hike from each other throughout the park, so I did not need to carry food or a tent.
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A video from within the center was released last week by the activist group GetUp showing cramped dormitories, mold-ridden showers and rainwater collected in garbage bins for drinking.
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In 2013, the University of San Francisco started scanning the face of every person that entered its dormitories, using a system provided by a video analytics company called iOmniscient.
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As a parade of workers returned to their dormitories from prayers at a nearby mosque on a recent afternoon, some complained that they receive less than what is due.
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On Wednesday, Cuomo said he's been talking to the Army Corps of Engineers about turning some hotels or dormitories into makeshift hospitals to handle the influx of coming cases.
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Its most bravura feature is a glass-walled corridor that descends the slope on the school's northwest side, breaking off on the right into dormitories as you walk down.
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Next fall, many thousands of college students across America will arrive in dormitories that are run by someone different from the person who was in charge the previous year.
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Handiwork from days past — ledge and brace doors, finger-joint chair rails and hardwood floors — is being terrorized by state-provided, institutional, indestructible furniture common to dormitories and religious organizations.
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"Those number are preliminary because the operation continues, there are still state police inside the prison inspecting the dormitories," Luis Alberto Rodriguez, spokesman on security issues for Tamaulipas, told Reuters.
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For refugee housing in Kassel, designers sought to avoid temporary shelters entirely, and instead created a classic, concrete facility that can be converted into low-income housing or student dormitories.
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Unable to secure official residency, which brings with it access to social welfare services and education, migrants found homes in ageing inner city buildings, overcrowded dormitories, basements and even sewers.
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Her father helped move her into the dormitories there, a source told E!. "He was just like a regular dad moving his daughter into college," the source told the site.
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The ISIS-affiliated insurgent group's use of women as bombers increased after the abduction of 276 female students aged between 16 and 18 from their school dormitories in April 2014.
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It's a landscape of woods and quiet lakes, with a few buildings nestled among the hills, notably the dormitories and classrooms of Fryeburg Academy, a private school founded in 1792.
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Those schools and related dormitories were set up by Moravian missionaries or the International Grenfell Association, a Newfoundland charity established by Wilfred T. Grenfell, a British surgeon, missionary and explorer.
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The blaze also focused attention on living conditions for young Brazilian soccer players, many of whom come from underprivileged backgrounds and live in dormitories like Flamengo's across the vast country.
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The dig exposed a long central corridor opening onto 39 rooms — some decorated with simple black and white mosaic floors and simply frescoed walls — which archaeologists hypothesize were soldiers' dormitories.
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They hand in their smartphones when they arrive at the boot camp and spend 212 days living in dormitories, eating regular meals and engaging in lots of sport and group activities.
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Yountville was California's first, established in 1884 on a sprawling, idyllic site that now consists of stucco and red-tile-roof dormitories, a library, a swimming pool and a golf course.
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The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation maintains the island as a bird sanctuary, and access to its crumbling remains of a morgue, boiler room, and dormitories is restricted.
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Exeter has 1,100 students, most of them living and boarding in somewhat lavish dormitories and enjoying even more lavish academic and athletic facilities that rival any elite college in the world.
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The team's mentor, Canesius Bindaba, reported their disappearance after he returned to the dormitories where they were staying, assuming the teenagers had taken a different shuttle bus after the closing ceremony.
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"You'd be hard-pressed to find a Duke student who hasn't met or heard of Peaches, the friendly calico cat that lives behind Few Quadrangle, one of the Duke dormitories," she says.
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Infectious disease specialists said that dormitories, with their communal bathrooms as well as dining halls with open buffets, are like cruise ships, with students squeezed together and facing increased risk of infection.
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Lieutenant General Todd Semonite told reporters at the Pentagon that the Army Corps was looking at converting hotel rooms, college dormitories and maybe even large spaces to intensive care unit-type facilities.
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"There are significant indications that the State, as part of its contingency planning, is looking at university dormitories as settings for overflow beds from hospitals," the university told students un an email.
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Some construction was so shoddy that roofs sprouted leaks soon after being finished, toilets barely worked, students lacked water, retaining walls collapsed and dormitories were missing doors, according to a provincial report.
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To minimize contact between male and female inmates, the correctional staff tended to let women out of their dormitories for cleaning assignments at odd hours when men were locked in their units.
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Most of those people — some 15,400 residents — have opted to remain in makeshift dormitories in sports centers or in tents near their hometowns, rather than being transferred to hotels on the coast.
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The document included orders for "full video surveillance coverage of dormitories and classrooms free of blind spots," and prohibited detainees from having contact with the outside world, except in strictly monitored interactions.
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Mr. Hannan said the university had been ignoring signs for at least a decade when, even amid a demographic downturn, it was building new dormitories instead of bracing for the market changes.
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In November, Grimes visited Columbus; he toured the athletic facilities and the dormitories, sat in on meetings with the coaches and the players, and had his knee examined by the team doctor.
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The sector's growth has been fueled largely by pent-up demand — the need for alternatives to those dilapidated off-campus homes as well as the aging and constricted stock of college dormitories.
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Over the years, these co-ops have been among the first dormitories to offer mixed-gender and mixed-race housing, and have been the sites of important protests against war and inequality.
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After 276 girls were abducted from their school's dormitories in the middle of the night on April 14, 2014, in Chibok, northeastern Nigeria, one campaign — #BringBackOurGirls — brought the kidnappings to international attention.
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During the time of Theophrastus, Aristotle's successor as scholarch and clearly a very effective college president, there were as many as 2,000 pupils at the Lyceum, some of them sleeping in dormitories.
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Started by two former Google employees, the startup installs five-foot-wide counters stocked with non-perishable essentials like toiletries and canned food in convenient locations like offices, apartment building lobbies, and dormitories.
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But students believe the decision to essentially close the campus relates to protests over another safety issue — the fear created by having 1,2003 armed police officers and National Guardsmen housed in campus dormitories.
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I went to a small, primarily Israeli seminary in the dry and searing Beit Shean Valley, two hours north of Jerusalem; it occupied a few modest dormitories and trailers on a religious kibbutz.
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" Writing for American Enterprise magazine for the October/November 2000 edition, Menashi accused universities of hypocrisy as well for offering all-gay dormitories but opposing the military's policy of "don't ask, don't tell.
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Brett Veach, the Chiefs' general manager, said watching the Mahomes practice tape became "like a phenomenon" at training camp, with coaches and executives running back to the team's dormitories to get a peek.
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They promised discounted energy and transportation costs, lower social insurance payments, and more than $2350 billion in grants for the construction of factories and dormitories that could house hundreds of thousands of workers.
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A second photographer, the South African Alexia Webster, shot buildings in Ghana, like two university dormitories in Kumasi designed by the Ghanaian architect John Owusu Addo, their walkways shaded by geometric brise-soleil.
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"The shelter provides educational classrooms, dormitories, dining halls, recreational fields and medical facilities, any suggestion that conditions at the Homestead emergency care shelter are 'unsanitary' and 'prison-like' is simply inaccurate," Anderson said.
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The smaller ones housed just a few families, but other, larger cabins were dormitories, rows of bunk beds inhabited by unrelated men, women, and families, who hung blankets to give a semblance of privacy.
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Sittwe, Myanmar (CNN)As the sun creeps closer towards its midday peak, the inhabitants of Dar Paing camp move out to the dusty streets to escape the oppressive heat of their single room dormitories.
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The facility consists of several buildings that serve as canteens, dormitories and treatment rooms, arranged around an internal open-air courtyard that doubles up as a basketball court and where patients assemble for exercise.
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Glady Canas, director of Matamoros-based migrant-aid nonprofit Helping Them to Triumph, said she has tried in vain to convince families to move into the city's lone migrant shelter and its neat dormitories.
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Even worse, the prosecutor said, soldiers would rape the victims in dormitories, on hallway floors, by the river when they were doing laundry, at military checkpoints and in a house at the military base.
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It's also creating a housing crunch with many older dormitories filled to capacity and students snapping up rooms in private residences such as the nearly 500-bed residence in Wroclaw, which opened in September.
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And as Lawrence Biemiller recently noted in an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, there's even a push to place and design freshmen dormitories so that solitary time is minimized and interaction maximized.
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A series of instances of child abuse in recent years, including a case of children abused in the dormitories of a religious foundation, have caused a growing public uproar, prompting calls for tougher sentencing.
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In Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak, 34,094 patients had been discharged from hospitals, but over half were still under observation at so-called "recovery stops" - quarantine venues repurposed from hotels and student dormitories.
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Struggling to assemble a Malm bed or Hemnes dresser surrounded by an array of screws and Allen wrenches is a rite of passage for many denizens of college dormitories and residents of starter apartments.
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The global alarm over the coronavirus is particularly intense on American college campuses, where students from around the world are packed in tightly and illnesses sweep through dormitories and classrooms even in normal winters.
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"The trainees' personal dignity and freedom are fully protected," he said, describing students living in air-conditioned dormitories and dividing their time between learning valuable skills and participating in ethnic dancing, singing or sports.
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To see where some of Buffalo's scrap ended up, I visited the New School's University Center, on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan: a sprawling, 16-story building that contains fashion studios, science labs and dormitories.
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He plans to clear it and build a city on a hill, partly funded by Weber, with a medical clinic, a job-training program, and dormitories for four hundred and eighty former child soldiers.
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To see where some of Buffalo's scrap ended up, I visited the New School's University Center, on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan: a sprawling, 16-story building that contains fashion studios, science labs and dormitories.
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Josh Harmon, 16, a pre-college student at the university said he was one of about 2,500 people who were evacuated from dormitories and campus buildings to Drake Stadium, one of the school's sports arenas.
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Family members of inmates and employees at the facility said their loved ones had confirmed the damage, and described chaotic and deteriorating conditions, including destroyed dormitories, power outages, and limited supplies of food and water.
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Sajjad Ahmed, a professor of sociology and gender studies, said he was in his office when he heard the first shots, then saw a young attacker shouting "Allahu akbar" and running toward the student dormitories.
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The facility at Zirndorf, near Nuremberg, is typical: a high fence topped with barbed wire surrounds barrack-like dormitories; newly built offices are stocked with the latest devices for taking fingerprints and detecting forged passports.
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"We didn't make the commitment to sports until we strengthened the institution," he said, pointing to the construction of a health sciences building, a business school and new dormitories, as well as tripling the faculty.
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Meanwhile, back in Cape Town, UCT students starting a new academic year after the long summer break were quick to resume protests, this time over gripes such as not having enough spaces in university dormitories.
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Yahoo began in 453 as a lark in Stanford's dormitories, when two students, David Filo and Jerry Yang, assembled their favourite links on a page called "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web".
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Indonesian social affairs minister Khofifah Indar Parawansa said she was inspired by her visit to the doorless dormitories of a "very prestigious" university, where the activities of students in their rooms can be effectively monitored.
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Opponents have argued that the amendment would, among other things, undermine family structure; intrude on religious practice; and lead to the outlawing of separate men's and women's bathrooms, single-sex college dormitories and other accommodations.
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The park service, in reconfiguring the valley footprint following flooding a few years earlier, planned to build employee dormitories abutting Camp 4, and the A.A.C. was fighting to preserve what we considered a sacred space.
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Contrary to what most of us would think, coming from schools challenged daily by a lack of professors and dormitories, enrollment at Brazilian schools would need to double to just match the number of available seats.
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Although workers usually get minimum wages or a little more for entry-level jobs, employers sometimes provide other perks, such as low-cost or free housing ranging from private rooms to dormitories to hookups for RVs.
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Along the road leading out of Cizhong, past the dormitories housing the construction workers for the Wunonglong dam, He Zhenghai, a friend of Mr Guo, points to a denuded spot where a village used to be.
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The university has also made arrangements to move students to dormitories away from those housing the law enforcement officers, or provide rebates to students who wish to move off campus during the convention, Ms. Sheridan said.
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As night fell, emergency teams worked to transfer residents of the stricken areas to temporary dormitories and hotels in outlying areas, overcoming the resistance of those who preferred to remain near their homes, Mr. Curcio said.
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On the side of one factory building it lists the on-the-job benefits it offers: monthly wages with overtime of up to about $1,100, air-conditioned dormitories, free Wi-Fi and even a birthday present.
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On the side of one factory building it lists the on-the-job benefits it offers: monthly wages with overtime of up to about $1,100, air-conditioned dormitories, free Wi-Fi and even a birthday present.
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New orders had gone out across Wuhan: Patients who were sick or suspected of having the virus would be moved from their homes to makeshift quarantine sites opened in hotels, dormitories and even a convention center.
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To prevent them from seeking refuge in South Korea, North Korean laborers are forced to live together in cramped dormitories scattered around the outskirts of Vladivostok and prohibited from contacting Russians and other foreigners outside work.
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Photograph by David Chancellor for The New Yorker Arefaine's teammate Semere, the son of the prosperous farmer, had lived in one of the hot, poorly ventilated hangars that function as dormitories for Sawa's thousands of trainees.
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Dormitories at state-run Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque could eventually provide temporary accommodation to up to 240 people, making it one of the largest migrant shelters in the state, according to state and city authorities.
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In a first, the Tiruppur Exporters' Association, a trade body, has asked the Indian government to give the go-ahead for the construction of 103,000 houses and 200,000 dormitories in and around Tiruppur to accommodate workers.
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Reforms centered on increasing student engagement, but elite colleges and universities continued to expect their students to pay for full-time enrollment, move into dormitories, attend class in person and stay for four or more years.
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Reforms centered on increasing student engagement, but elite colleges and universities continued to expect their students to pay for full-time enrollment, move into dormitories, attend class in person and stay for four or more years.
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The day following Patricia's visit, ingenue Susie Bannion (Dakota Johnson) arrives from the Midwest to study at the famed German dance school and live in its dormitories with the other dancers, as in Argento's original film.
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The virus can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours after an infected person has left the room, making crowded classrooms, dormitories, and hallways prime targets for the disease to quickly spread.
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In Morocco we'll be working closely with the Moroccan government to help transform high schools across the country, and we'll be supporting new school dormitories to allow girls from rural areas to attend school far from home.
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Since Tullow Oil found crude there six years ago, the London-listed company has funded a 40-bed referral hospital, school classrooms and dormitories, provided village water points graded roads, and paid for scholarships to generate goodwill.
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The male and female students lived in separate four-story, white clapboard dormitories on the edge of town, close to the fields where they would pick tobacco and the barns where they would hang it to dry.
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As shops close in the afternoon, the porters drift back to their hot, cramped dormitories and rooms, which they often share with dozens of other porters, saving money to send to their families in their home villages.
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Despite the results, she said the committee insisted that she move into a "quarantine hotel" -- one of the more than 500 temporary quarantine centers set up by the government in hotels and university dormitories across the city.
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"The video surveillance of the dormitories and classrooms must be fully covered without any blind spots, ensuring that the duty guards can monitor in real time, keep a detailed account and report suspicious activities immediately," it says.
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A new bill in Georgia would have taken the latter approach, allowing adults 21 and older to carry a gun anywhere on a public college or university campus except at dormitories, fraternity and sorority houses, and athletic events.
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The campaign housed hundreds of out-of-town volunteers in Des Moines dormitories dubbed "Camp Cruz," building a veritable grassroots army of phone bankers and doorknockers, a tactic they would use again in South Carolina, Wisconsin, and Indiana.
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In the Atlas Mountains on Sunday they will meet girls at a boarding house run by Education for All, an NGO that builds dormitories near schools to reduce school drop-out rates among girls aged 12 to 18.
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"If Not, Accelerate," (2016) is a two-channel video by Kent Chan, where we see two men silently riding across Singapore in the back of a truck from one side of Singapore to the other, near their dormitories.
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Esper said he anticipates the field hospitals being used to temporarily alleviate the strain on civilian hospitals in order to allow the US Army Corps of Engineers to retrofit hotels, convention centers and college dormitories into makeshift hospitals.
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China's ability to isolate key mega-cities can't be reproduced in Europe or the United States, but there must be some important lessons as shops close in Italy and U.S. colleges and universities cancel classes and empty dormitories.
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"Just a couple of decades ago, in every village there were little stores, little services, like the post office, the little grocery store; today the villages are dormitories," said Bruno Laziou, a Yellow Vest protester in Les Andelys.
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Cuomo had previously ordered the National Guard and building developers to transform existing spaces, including dormitories and former nursing homes, into temporary hospitals in order to add an estimated 9,000 beds to the 53,000 that are already available.
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This year, 37 separate award shows around the country anointed a best actor and best actress, and sent them to live together in N.Y.U. dormitories and to learn musical numbers, complete with full choreography, at a breakneck pace.
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Officials were told to assign inmates to fixed positions in dormitories, classes, lineups and workshops, and to control every detail of life inside the camps, at every moment of the day, including wake-up, meals, studies and showers.
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Bangladesh's high commission in Singapore said it has been trying to stop people from leaving by contacting them online and visiting dormitories to hand out masks, hand sanitiser and leaflets about the virus printed in their native language.
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Accommodations in Bacalar range from backpacker-friendly hostels — at Casa Tortuga, beds in shared dormitories are $20 per night, and a private room with a bathroom is $80 — to luxury resorts with rooms starting at $400 a night.
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But it has faced a backlash in some cities, where local politicians say it can push up prices and turn once-vibrant city neighbourhoods into dormitories where many of the properties are turned over to short-term rentals.
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Yet it has faced a backlash in some cities, where local politicians say it can push up prices and turn once-vibrant city neighbourhoods into dormitories where many of the properties are turned over to short-term rentals.
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Their plan was to partner with various locations, like gyms or dormitories, and provide a Plexiglas box containing items you'd pick up at an actual bodega; customers could walk up to said box and purchase items with an app.
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Evidence of hunger on campus contrasts with the widespread belief - dubbed "Freshman 15" - that college students during their first year on campus, or freshman year, gain 15 pounds due to buffet-style meal plans common in dormitories, said Kasper.
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Plans to count Providence County residents in dormitories and other group quarters have been put off after an effort to convert that head count from a paper tally to a digital one was sidetracked, also for lack of money.
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Results in Germany were also hit by customers' buying cheaper lavatories, shower basins, and other products as they shift to lower-end construction projects like multi-family dormitories being built to house Germany's influx of refugees, the CEO said.
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Ling said some high-labor businesses, though, have been able to make the transition lowering costs since, unlike in China, manufacturers in the U.S. don't have to worry about building dormitories and canteens or arranging transportation for their workers.
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Just like the Native staff who enforced the forbidden language rules in the dormitories, it was our own people who enforced the language criteria upon a young, vibrant, honorable young man who wanted to make changes on our nation.
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Todd Semonite, the head of the US Army Corps of Engineers, said Friday that retrofitting hotels or dormitories into temporary hospitals to alleviate the burden on civilian hospitals caused by the virus would hopefully take three or four weeks.
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Facing the rapidly growing COVID-22020 pandemic, colleges and universities across the United States have emptied their classrooms, switching to remote learning and evicting students from their dormitories in an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus strain.
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These don't all have to be sophisticated set-ups; Korea separated patients into four groups (critical, severe, mild, and asymptomatic) and put the latter two into, essentially, dormitories with WiFi and TV that required much less staffing and equipment.
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Designed by the architect Zaha Hadid, the eight-year-old museum's sharp lines and stainless steel exterior are a sharp contrast with the brick classrooms, office buildings and dormitories that sit nearby, many dating back more than a century.
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The demonstrations have spread to Buea, an English-speaking city in the southwest, where a video circulated on social media of police officers hovering over female students lying in the mud and of officers beating students in their dormitories.
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Most of Baruch's students live off campus, but Deng wanted a college experience that felt a bit more like what he had seen in the movies — pranks, girls and freedom from parents — so he moved into the nearby dormitories.
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The main structures that are being constructed are dormitories for non-commissioned officers who are on temporary duty and contingency lodging for the overflow of visitors, scientists, re-fueling operation crews, contractors, maintenance operations specialists and temporary duty personnel.
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They help the families gather their few belongings and then lead them inside the school building, where there are snacks, showers, clean clothes, phones, a nurse, toys for the children to play with and lots and lots of empty dormitories.
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In a nightmarishly brisk sequence, the therapist takes this confession as a pretext to have Sawyer committed to the hospital, and she finds herself being marched from its swanky hotel-like lobby to the dark corridors and dingy dormitories behind it.
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The bill, which was approved by the Republican-dominated House on Monday, would let anyone 21 or over with a concealed weapons permit take their handguns on public college campuses but not into dormitories, fraternity and sorority houses or sporting events.
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The law also restricts guns in on-campus residence halls, but according to a report by the Austin American-Statesman, visiting family members of students and university staff members are permitted to carry handguns into dormitories while they are passing through.
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Alabama Department of Corrections spokesman Bob Horton said the warden and a corrections officer were stabbed after prisoners tried to take control of one of the dormitories at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in southern Alabama, just outside of Atmore.
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Hung up in offices, factories, houses, dormitories, and on the walls of buildings, and printed with slogans like "Listen to Chairman Mao and be a good student of Chairman Mao," the posters and their messages seeped into the national consciousness.
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The plan indicates that people incarcerated in dormitories on Rikers Island are being asked to sleep head to toe and three feet apart in the bunks, as if this short distance could prevent the spread of the virus if it's present.
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At this point, our best hope is to utilize the Army Corps of Engineers to leverage its expertise, equipment and people power to retrofit and equip existing facilities — like military bases or college dormitories — to serve as temporary medical centers.
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NEW DELHI — Dozens of masked men in New Delhi stormed one of India's most prestigious universities on Sunday, attacking students and professors with rods and bricks, vandalizing dormitories and injuring at least 42 people, some of them seriously, officials said.
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"Meituan's service may be particularly well-suited for specific Chinese environments, where often offices and dormitories are in close proximity to one another, and apartment blocs are denser than in, say the United States," Zielenziger told CNBC in an email.
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Throughout this time, the Army Corps under extreme weather conditions and less daylight hours, has helped the base fulfill its mission by constructing many structures including several dormitories, an aircraft runway and surrounding apron and taxiways, and a medical facility.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish police detained dozens of people on Thursday in an investigation of student dormitories suspected of ties to the network of a U.S.-based cleric accused by Ankara of masterminding July's failed coup, state-run Anadolu agency said.
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Her argument was mostly that women already had equal rights, but also that the E.R.A. would tear apart the traditional family structure and strip women of remaining privileges, such as having separate bathrooms and college dormitories for men and women.
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Every year in July, around 10 new team members are taken in after try-outs and the seniors on the team essentially become guardians to incoming freshman since it's mandatory to live in dormitories provided by the school, bonding them like family.
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A police vehicle is seen parked at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, on April 8, 2016 In April 2012, Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio was asked to house unaccompanied children in empty dormitories previously used for basic training recruits.
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One camp in Artux, just north of Kashgar, sat in the middle of a vast, empty, rocky field, and appeared to include a police station at the entrance, workshops, a hospital and dormitories, one with a sign reading "House of Workers" in Chinese.
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I've heard stories of groups of high schoolers who compete every morning to get the fastest time on the Mini, and college dormitories where the Sunday crossword is tacked on the wall so that passers-by can add answers throughout the week.
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After all, if a college or university should accept the principle of a "safe space" in a single designated room, why should that same principle not extend to the classroom, the lecture hall, dormitories, college newspapers, chat rooms, social media and so on?
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Now, with budget cuts due to lost tuition and a decline in state funding, the university is temporarily closing seven dormitories and cutting more than 400 positions, including those of some nontenured faculty members, through layoffs and by leaving open jobs unfilled.
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Though Migration Minister Ioannis Mouzalas said in Janaury that "no migrant or refugee is in the cold," the voluntary humanitarian worker Pru Waldorf, of Calais Action, told me that 700 refugees remain in tents in Samos alone, with up to 1,000 more in unheated dormitories.
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In the first study of its kind, researchers collected 95 dust samples from common areas and student rooms in dormitories on two New England college campuses that adhered to two different furniture flammability standards and found traces of 47 different flame retardants in the dust.
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The virus is one of the most contagious diseases and can remain in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours after an infected person has left the room, making crowded classrooms, dormitories, and, bustling quads and hallways prime targets for outbreaks.
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In 2012, early Uber investor First Round Capital decided it needed an avenue to access the best companies brewing inside dormitories across the U.S. So the seed-stage venture capital firm launched Dorm Room Fund, a pool of capital managed by students for students.
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The ministry documents, which were lodged from October 2014, indicate the combined projects will include dormitories for more than 1,000 soldiers, residential buildings with more than 300 apartments, an ammunition depot, hangars for more than 500 military vehicles, an artillery range and dining facilities.
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The North Korean players at the academy — there are 12 this year, registered as being born in 1999 and 2000 — live alongside others in their age group at the dormitories of the Convitto Nazionale Principe di Napoli Assisi, a boarding school in a nearby town.
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Beneath that are 19703 buildings and structures, including four large dormitories, nine personal shelters, a kitchen and dining facility, an automobile shop, a nut butter manufacturing plant and a cold-storage warehouse, all built over the years by the community since its founding in 1974.
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Calhoun's candid portraits taken inside Angola's walls show men crammed into cells that seem no larger than the average public urinal, or forced to live in sprawling dormitories that resemble refugee camps, gruesome compounds that, I was told, have become even more overcrowded in recent years.
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The judge ordered the TDCJ to come up with a plan within 15 days to house "heat-sensitive" inmates -- such as the elderly and disabled -- in dormitories with temperatures of no more than 88 degrees and give additional inmates access to respite areas, a preliminary injunction said.
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The new facility, which features two indoor basketball courts, a multidimensional activity center, a weight room, conference rooms as well as dormitories and educational facilities, will be the primary training location for NBA Academy Africa future hopefuls from across the continent, the league said in a statement.
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The next morning they will fly to the Atlas mountains where they will meet girls at a boarding house run by Education for All, an NGO that builds dormitories near schools to reduce school drop-out rates among girls aged 12 to 18, the UK embassy said.
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Scott McLean, a spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, said the state mandated fire inspections for only four types of structures: public and private schools, high-rise buildings, residential buildings (like hotels, apartment homes and dormitories), and jails and other detention centers.
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In 2009, he completed the Goldman Sachs headquarters, at 473 West Street in Lower Manhattan, which was widely praised for its discreet elegance, and a dormitory complex at Princeton University, known as Butler College, which replicates the intimacy of the campus's gothic dormitories but in modernist form.
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While the horrendous launch of the startup Bodega — a locked box stocked with for-sale items designed for placement in lobbies, gyms, offices and dormitories — might have increased the view that tech elites and investors suffer a disconnect from the real world, the idea has some merit to it.
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Aside from familial pressure on girls, since the militant Islamist group Boko Haram launched its insurgency in Nigeria in 2009, reports have highlighted their destruction of schools, indiscriminate killings, and the shocking kidnappings of 276 girls from their school's dormitories on April 14, 2014 in Chibok, northeastern Nigeria.
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Nestled in the foothills of Mount Salak, a dormant volcano, in the village of Sukajaya, 90 km (55 miles) south of Indonesia's capital Jakarta, Ibnu Mas'ud is a ramshackle complex of classrooms, dormitories and prayer rooms that hosts up to 200 students from elementary school to junior high.
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There, 2,500 flight attendants live in dormitories and batches of pilot recruits sit through up to six months of initial ground school before moving on to four to five months of flight training in Cessna 4473s, followed by guaranteed jobs as co-pilots for the Lion Air Group.
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The state House voted in favor of a bill, informally called the Campus Safety Act, that would allow anyone 21 or older with a weapons license to carry a gun anywhere on a public college or university campus, except inside dormitories, fraternities and sorority houses, and at athletic events.
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The aim of the Historically Black College and University Capital Financing Program is provide low-cost capital to finance improvements to the infrastructure of the nation's historically black colleges and universities, including for the repair or construction of classrooms, libraries, dormitories and the like, according to the Department of Education.
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FIRST Global ensures that all students get to their dormitories after the daily competition by providing safe transportation to the students staying at Trinity Washington University who are always to be under close supervision of their adult mentor and are advised not to leave the premises unaccompanied by the mentor.
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