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My school district is remodeling our old labs (hooray).  However, the new
lab, proposed for a new location, will have no windows (BOO!).  I foresee
two serious problems with this.  First of all, from the safety perspective,
while I don't have the ventilation problems associated with a chem lab
(which is getting 4 vent hoods), I find that I must frequently open the
windows in my present, reasonably-well ventilated lab.  Could anyone cite
any OSHA regs or anything that might help me convince them that the one
possible area for a window should be opened up?  Secondly (since I doubt
that such evidence exists), is the problem with SADD- I anticipate the
feeling of walking into a mausoleum every day.  I have read about light
therapy for this condition, and wonder if, for instance, I could get some
evidence for plant-growth flourescent lights instead of the standard
cool-white type.  Could anyone point me in the direction of some convincing
evidence for either of these?  Thanks, <<Joe>>
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   Joseph F. McLaughlin, Physics
   jxm39.psuvm.psu.edu
   Brentwood High School
   Brentwood (Pittsburgh), PA