The main leaflet to give out is the A5-size "What's Wrong With McDonald's?". This is aimed at adults and all the criticisms in this leaflet have been verified during the McLibel Trial. It's also good to have some "What's Wrong With Ronald McDonald?" leaflets to give to children, and some "Do You Work For McDonald's?" leaflets for workers. Also, there are McDonald's Protest Pledge Forms available for people to sign.

The cost of leaflets is 12 pounds per 1,000 (6 pounds per 500, etc). If you are unable to afford all or some of this amount, don't worry - the important thing is that leaflets are distributed. In that case, please order leaflets from the McLibel Support Campaign (regardless of where you live). If you order leaflets, you will always be given mostly "What's Wrong With McDonald's?" leaflets with a small number of leaflets for children and workers.

UIC (United International College) is one of the biggest International Language Colleges in the UK and is situated in the heart of London.

Rankings are published by various organizations based on various criteria. Please look for those publications. In general if your field of study is there in UIC, you can come over here. Rankings haven't affected the current students of UIC in getting good jobs in the industry (especially in the CS field). Just to give you an idea about UIC's standing, here is some information. Medical Center at UIC is ranked amongst the top 10 in US.

There are a reasonable amount of girls pursuing graduate studies and girls will be hosted at other girls houses unless you want to be hosted at guys houses (i.e friends studying @ UIC).

Yes. If you are producing a new major reference work, and have supporting literature describing the book, Dawson is more than willing to mail a leaflet to a targeted list of librarians. We find that our customers are more receptive to mailing pieces that offer an introductory discount. A pre-publication offer also gives us the opportunity to promote the new book on the Special Offers section of our website and on our web service enterBooks.com.

Write to us at Dishoom@petaindia.org, tell us what it is for and remember to include your postal address and telephone number. We’ll do our best to help you. If you have a specific date that you need to receive materials by, be sure to include that information in your request, along with your phone number.

Leaflets are available for about 60% of the generic drug names in our database. This 60% covers all drugs that are normally prescribed and/or dispensed to outpatients. The drugs that do not have leaflets include drugs that are usually used only in an inpatient setting (such as gentamicin injection or vincristine), drugs that are obsolete (such as paraldehyde), and most drugs that do not require as prescription (such as Nyquil).

Please join (click here) and then look under the members help section for current charges for distribution of your leaflets.

Over 2 million 'What's Wrong With McDonald's?' leaflets have been handed out to the public in the UK since the McLibel writs were served. Thousands of people have pledged to continue circulating the leaflets whatever the verdict in the trial. Adopt-a-Store" is a scheme designed to ensure that (with your help) every McDonald's store in the UK can be leafleted simultaneously. There will be an international Victory Day of Action on the Saturday after the verdict in the trial.

If you want to. However, McDonald's staff will probably escort you off the premises. (See legal points below.)

A fully referenced version of the current "What's Wrong With McDonald's?" leaflet is available from the McLibel Support Campaign. It backs up every phrase in the leaflet with a reference to authoritative sources or documentary or oral evidence from the trial. Much of this evidence is in the form of admissions from McDonald's own witnesses, including top executives, or from the company's own documents.

The UIC Library includes the Richard J. Daley Library; the Library of the Health Sciences in Chicago, Peoria, Rockford and Urbana; and the Science Library.

UICCAT includes information about both print and electronic journal holdings. There is also a list of Electronic journals which can be searched or browsed. Please consult Finding Journals at UIC for more information.

Before obtaining a UIC netid, you will need to first have an I-card number. An I-card number is assigned in two ways. On campus students: The most common way applies to on campus students. On campus students are assigned an I-card number at the same time they receive their UIC photoID. Off campus students: The other way applies to students who are not taking any on campus classes, such as the MEng students, for whom there is no need for a UIC-photoID.

Students can take prerequisite courses at any community college or university that offers them. Most schools offer the required courses. Transfer guides for the health information management program are available by request from the department's undergraduate office at (312) 996-6317 or BHIS@uic.edu.

I am able to get reimbursement from my employer for the cost of my course. How do I get a receipt indicating that I paid for a course? Campus Services

Yes...... our Social programme co-ordinator arranges a minimum of 3 activities in and around London per week that are open to all students. Events are often cultural for example a visit to an art gallery or museum in London, there are also evening activities such as cinema trips, pub crawls or discos. These events all give you the chance to make new friends and practice your English outside the classroom.

Internet facilities are available for you to send and receive e-mails and surf the net and it's absolutely free! Wireless internet is also available In our Video Room you can watch the TV or videos/DVDs from our video library. You can relax in the our Student cafeteria in your breaks and have lunch there. It's a good place to meet people and plan trips out of London as advertised on the social programme noticeboard.