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spec: Like Glenn Turner , he was given fluids and anti-vomiting medication and then released . The project got underway this summer when Stephen K. Johnson , Assistant Professor of Library Science , and Angeline M. Surveying the students before class began , Professors Johnson and Lavin discovered that only 53 percent of the students had used a library 's online database for research , only 24 percent had read scholarly articles , and only 6 percent were comfortable using JSTOR . For example , 53 percent of the sample is female compared to 51 percent of undergraduate students enrolled in spring 2002 . ( Every presidential election since Bush the Elder beat Michael Dukakis with 53 percent of the popular vote has been won by a candidate failing to take more than 50 percent . A credit rating is the transmission of information about a borrower at a certain point in time . Legislation should be the step that moves you to act responsibly . Fiscal policy aims to reduce the consolidated central government deficit to 5.3 percent of GDP in 2001 from an expected 6.5 percent in 2000 , implying a 4.3 percentage point reduction of expenditure in light of tax reductions and court-mandated additional pension spending . Some state legislators say they would support mandatory consolidations.RUTLAND HERALD `` Public Gets Chance To Weigh in on Organization , Consolidation of Schools '' Vermont Education Commissioner Richard Cate will start traveling the state to gather suggestions about whether schools should be consolidated to maximize resources . The study team acquired 320 out of 607 valid telephone numbers , 53 percent of the total eligible clients to be contacted . It 's not as dangerous as it sounds . " According to informants who knew the victims , only 47 percent of femicide victims accurately predicted their risk before the lethal event , and only 53 percent of attempted femicide victims accurately predicted their risk before the attempted murder , " Campbell said . But looming military intervention in Iran is at the heart of the general 's immediate concern , of course , as are the prospects of using nukes there .