By the numbers
Many events -- like President Bill Clinton's Oct. 5 speech -- draw visitors to Princeton's campus each year. In 1999-2000, an estimated 450,000 people visited the campus (this number accounts for visitors attending more than one of the listed activities that follow).
• McCarter Theatre: 200,000
• Athletic events: 150,000
• Concerts at Richardson and other auditoriums
on campus: 100,000
• Art Museum: 70,000
• Orange Key tours: 31,400
• Conferences (non-alumni-related): 30,000,
including 4,000 youngsters in summer camps and 5,000
participants in summer academic programs
• Alumni-related events: 17,000
• Firestone Library: 8,219; Cotsen Children's
Collection: 2,556; Special passes: 6,600
• Commencement: 8,000 to 10,000
• Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory:
4,200
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Records available under OSHA rule
Under a regulation from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, employers are required to make available upon request certain medical records and all exposure records of employees who are exposed to toxic substances or hazardous agents.
In compliance with this regulation, the University will provide a first copy of these records free to the employee or a representative to whom the employee has given specific written authorization. The regulation does not require that access be provided to the records of counseling, drug or alcohol abuse programs.
A written request must be submitted by the employee or authorized representative, along with proof of identity, such as a driver's license or University identification card. To ensure that the proper information is made available, the employee must provide his or her social security number.
Medical record request forms may be obtained from Occupational Medicine, Health Services, McCosh Health Center (258-5035). Exposure record request forms are available from Environmental Health and Safety (258-5294). Requests from former employees must be submitted to the Office of Human Resources in Clio Hall.
A copy of this regulation is available for review upon request at McCosh Health Center or Environmental Health and Safety.
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October 9, 2000 Contents • Wave
of the future • Spotlight
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