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University Daily Kansan / Friday, January 31, 1992
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New measures protect ozone and save money
Because of a new committee and the effort of several KU officials, the University of Kansas is helping protect the ozone layer and saving money.
By Erik Bauer
Kansan staff writer
A group of KU officials created a committee to study the use of ozone-depleting compounds, such as chlorofluorocarbons, at the University.
At the request of the KU environmental ombudsman's office, representatives from facilities operations, facilities planning, environmental health, student housing, the purchasing office and the environmental ombudsman's office formed the committee last春.
Sue Ask, associate environmental ombudsman, said the committee recently determined that facilities operations purchased more than 11,000 pounds of chlorofluorocarbons last year. With the help of two freon recovery machines, facilities operations recycled 3,500 pounds.
Freen is the most commonly used chlorofluorocarbon in the United States. It is used as a coolant for air-conditioning and refrigeration units.
The freon recovery machines allow facilities operations officials to clean or dismantle air-conditioning units in campus buildings and on University vehicles without emitting large amounts of freon into the atmosphere.
One machine recovered 1,200 pounds of chlorofluorocarbons from the cooling system in Green Hall, according to a written statement from the environmental mudsman's office.
Bob Porter, assistant director of physical plant maintenance, said that less than 10 percent of the freen escaped into the atmosphere when the machines were used.
Before the machines arrived, about 90 percent was released, he said.
Mike Richardson, director of facilities operations, said the recycled foe saved the University more than $8,000, which was enough to cover the cost of the machines.
Breast milk raises IQs, study shows
The Associated Press
LONDON — Children who were fed breast milk as infants scored significantly higher on IQ tests than children who received formula only, according to a study of 300 children who were born prematurely.
The results are reported in the Feb. 1 issue of the Lancet, a British medical journal.
Many doctors wondered whether benefits attributed to the milk were in fact due to mothers' motivation and education, or bonding during feeding.
The study is not definitive proof, but very strong evidence, that an as-yet-identified substance in breast milk affects mental development, said Alan Lucas, the researcher and head of Infant and Child Nutrition at the Medical Research Council's Dunn Nutrition Unit in Cambridge.
In the new study, investigators said they were able to isolate and assess the effects of the milk itself because both groups of children had been fed via tubes. They had been too premature to suckle.
Lucas's study found that 183 children who had gotten either breast milk alone or breast milk plus formula scored significantly higher on IQ tests compared to the 107 who had gotten formula only — scoring 103.7 points versus 93.1. The IQ tests were given at age 7/1 to 8.
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DISNEY ALL*AMERICAN COLLEGE INSTRUMENTALISTS AUDITIONS
1992
Tune up for a dream-come-true summer of opportunity!
ORCHESTRA (EPCOT® Center) June 1-August 15
MARCHING BAND (Disneyland/Walt Disney World) June 1-August 15
SHOW BAND (Walt Disney World) May 24-August 31
AUDITION SITES AND DATES
WICHITA, Saturday, February 8
Wichita State University Dversk Fine Arts Center, School of Music
- Five minutes selected music, then sight-read
• Bring current resume/photo
• Career Workshops
• Must be college graduate, at least 18 years old with freshman year
• Must be completed by Summer of 1992
• Weekly step/ summer housing/ work transportation provided
- Walk-in auditions. 9am-4pm
- Weekly stipend/summer housing/work transportation provided
INSTRUMENTS: Violin, viola, cello, all saxophones, flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon and doublers: French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, electric bass (double on acoustic bass), piano/synthesizer, and percussion (marching, set, tripani, and mallets). Piano duobasics especially sought.
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For information call (303) 492-2456
Think outdoors. Colorado has more than 1,000 spectacle peaks soaring up to 10,000 feet and 53 peaks over 14,000 feet. Boulder has parks, open space, and hiking and biking trails galore. Boulder is the place to be outdoors.
Think challenge. Choose from over 500 courses, including archaeological field study in Steambatot Springs, production with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, an intensive Spanish institute, a biology field course on plants of Colorado, performance with the Colorado Lyric Theatre festival, and much more.
Summer in Booster, Colorado. Who can describe it? You won't want to miss it.
Here's your chance to make the summer of '92 one you'll always remember.
Think community. The Boulder campus takes on a special quality in the summer. Faculty come to class, in shorts. Small discussion groups meet under the trees on weekends. Students learn comfortable learning community—who work, study, or just relax together.
Term A: June 8-July 10
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Events of the Week
Sunday, Feb. 2
2nd Annual Coffeehouse
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