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Purchasing Guidelines
For lab use: Supplies must be ordered through standard procedure using the standard official form, and charged to an active university account number.
For office use: Certain supplies are kept in stock in the department and can be picked up on an as-needed basis from the supply officE.The standard official form. is not required for these items unless they are intended for lab usE.
These are the in-stock items:
pens, pencils
paper clips/binding clips
Post-It notes, yellow, several sizes
lined note pads, yellow or white, two sizes: 5'x8' and 8.5'xll'
hanging file folders, dark green
rolls of scotch tape (dispenser refills)
overhead projector markers
correction fluid
If what you need is not on this list, other supplies can be ordered from Corporate Express Co.
As Northern University's preferred office supply vendor, Corporate Express Co. stocks an extensive list of items for next-day or second-day delivery.
To find the items you need, borrow their catalog from Carol Sera in the supply officE.
The prices listed in the catalog are usually discounted up to 45%.
For items that are not in stock or are not available from Corporate Express, catalogs from other recommended NU Supply Vendors are availablE.The ordering procedure is the same as abovE.
All purchases made for NU purposes are tax-exempt; most vendors will not charge sales tax if you present them with a copy of the State Tax Exemption Letter at the time of purchasE.If you do pay sales tax, it is not reimbursable in most cases.
The State Tax Exemption Letter must be obtained from Denies Brian.
Note: This letter may be used only for purchases intended for university usE.Nil's tax exemption is not for personal use by individuals, faculty, staff, or students.
When should the standard official form. be submitted?
A.When faculty members want to purchase office supplies
B.When staff members need supplies for lab use
C.When employees need pencils for their offices
D.When stocks are low

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SECTION B INTERVIEWDirections: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. Questions 1 to 5 are based on an interview. At the end of the interview you will be given 10 seconds to answer each of the following five questions.Now listen to the interview.听力原文:Interviewer: I understand you're interested in holistic medicinE.Can you explain what holistic medicine is?Vivienne: OK. Holistic medicine ... nm ... takes into consideration the whole of the person. Now what this means in... sin most holistic systems is regarding the person as a physical entity, a mental or emotional person, and also even their spiritual side of them. Urn... it also includes looking at the body as a whole rather than looking at individual parts of the body, and as a way of explaining this, we could look at conventional medicine as producing people who are like a cardiologist, who looks at a heart.., um ... a brain specialist, a person who deals with bones.., er... etC.So what we've tended to do in conventional medicine is to break things down to a point where we're actually only looking at one part of the person and we're not actually relating terribly well that part to the rest of the body, whereas holistic medicine insists that if there is a problem.., er... with your right foot, that is going to somehow.., um... affect your entire body.Interviewer: Um ... your speciality is acupuncturE.Er... is that a part of holistic medicine?Vivienne: Acupuncture is very much a holistic system. Urn... traditionally the Chinese regarded the person very much as a whole entity and acupuncture itself works on an energy system basically, and in a very simplified way, it's saying that.., er... you have an energy system within your body and when that energy becomes blocked or tainted in some way, then you will manifest certain symptoms and the things that we look at in conventional medicine as things like arthritis or rheumatism are, to the Chinese, merely an imbalance of the energy. So in this way, they may say to you, well, yes, you have rheumatoid arthritis but we're going to actually look at your energy balance and rebalance you, and as a result, your symptoms should disappear.Interviewer: Urn... is acupuncture essentially a form. of preventative medicine?Vivienne: Traditionally, it was, very much. Um... in fact, traditionally.., in China, people only used to pay the doctor while they were well and they used to go to their doctor fairly regularly on, you know, maybe four or five times a year, and they would only pay the doctor when they were kept well. And if they got sick, they didn't pay the doctor. And the doctor had various methods of which acupuncture was one, diet was another, exercise was another.., er... of ensuring that the person lived a right life stylE.and their emphasis was on if you're living a right life style, if you're living in tune with the laws of the universe, going to sleep when it's dark, waking up when it's light, working, resting, doing all these things properly, then you won't get sick. Unfortunately, our way of looking at life in the West is very different in that we tend to struggle on in spite of our headache and not take terrii~ly much notice of our body when things are not quite fight and we tend to struggle on until we fall over and we get carted off to hospital in an ambulancE.And so, acupuncture in the West, unfortunately in a way has come to be not the preventative medicine that it could be because we're not taking responsibility enough for ourselves in going along and making sure that we stay well.According to the interview, what is conventional medicine?A.Only the diseased part of the body is treateD.B.The doctor treats the whole person.C.The whole person and the diseased part are both treateD.D.Patients are treated in a conventional way.
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