INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's pretty much what it sounds likehumans are allergic to the (very small) amounts of saliva that lice inject into the skin in order to retrieve blood. If you have intense itchiness in your scalp area, check for head lice. While itching is the most common symptom of a head lice infection, some people may experience no symptoms at all. These sores can sometimes become infected with bacteria normally found on a person's skin. These bumps are caused when the lice farm blood from your scalp. They may ooze or become crusty. Some people may also develop a bumpy rash on the back of their neck.

SUMMARY: Look for itching and tickling in your scalp. Look for sores on the head caused by scratching. Look for small red bumps on the scalp.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some institutions or particular programs limit the number of second bachelor's degree students they admit, or will not accept them at all. This is more frequently the case for high-demand courses of study or at campuses where student enrollment is at or above capacity. If this is the case for you, either look for a different institution to study the same subject at, or choose a different program of study at the same institution. You can search for colleges and universities in a particular area using online databases. Then, check the admissions website for an institution you are interested in to see if it admits students seeking a second bachelor's degree. Each college or university will consider specific criteria when determining which applicants to admit. Matching these criteria does not guarantee admission, but increases your chances of being accepted. For applicants seeking a second bachelor's degree, common admissions requirements include: Completion of a four-year college course of study leading to a bachelor's degree. Most colleges and universities require your first bachelor's degree to have been awarded by a regionally accredited institution. Previous good standing at the last college or university you attended. A good GPA. Many institutions require second bachelor's degree applicants to have maintained a GPA above a certain threshold, particularly if the intended concentration is in a high-demand field. If you are an international student, there may be additional admissions requirements for you, such as certifying language competency or showing proof of accreditation for your previous bachelor's degree. Depending on the college or university you are applying to, there may be a special application for second bachelor's degree students. Other colleges and universities will have only one application for all students. Check the admissions website for a college or university you are thinking about applying to for details on the application process. Most institutions have application fees, including for those seeking a second bachelor's degree. You may have to submit special documents as part of your application, including transcripts and/or proof of your previous degree, a statement of purpose or admissions essay, etc. If you are seeking a second bachelor's degree at the same institution which awarded your first one, you may be asked to complete an application for readmission instead.

SUMMARY: Choose an institution or program you are permitted to enroll in. Meet admissions requirements. Complete the application for admission.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Big shoulders became a hot fashion as more women found themselves entering the workplace. A square-cut suit jacket with heavy shoulder pads looks 1980s-professional, while a blouse or dress with thick shoulder pads works well for more casual looks. If shoulder pads aren't your thing, consider an oversized sweater, sweatshirt, or blouse. Look for one with a broad scoop neckline. Solid colors work best, but you may also consider a top with a gaudy geometric pattern. Denim mini-skirts work especially well, but leather and knit materials may also look fine. If selecting a colored skirt, go with a hot pink or other bright, neon color. These work especially well beneath mini-skirts and oversized sweaters that come down to the mid-thigh or lower. Look for solid colors or patterned tights with spots, stripes, textured lace, or other embroidered designs. These pants are made of a stretch knit fabric that tapers down toward the ankle. At the ankle, the pants have an elastic "stirrup" strap that fits under the heel. Choose a pair in any color or pattern, from black to neon orange. Look for an old pair with bleach marks or holes. Cut-offs with ragged edges also look appropriate for a classic 1980s look. This trend was especially popular in the early to mid decade. In the 1980s, leg warmers could be found in wool, cotton, and synthetic fiber blends. They came in a variety of colors, with brighter colors favored over duller, neutral hues. Wear leg warmers with nearly any bottom, whether you choose a mini-skirt or skinny jeans. " Jellies, also called "jelly shoes," were a type of brightly colored footwear made from PVC plastic. The shoes have a semi-transparent, glossy sheen, and were often infused with glitter. Most jellies were flats, but some had low heels. Adult women wore heels with the majority of their outfits, whether professional or casual. Select a pair of pointed toe sling-backs with a high, slender heel. Go with white or black for a versatile option, or consider a bright yellow or pink if you want to play on the loud, neon-colored reputation of American 1980s fashion. In addition to heels and jellies, teenagers and young women also wore sneakers and boots with many of their outfits. Consider a pair of thick-soled, black lace-up boots. Wear the boots with nearly any bottom, from mini-skirts to acid wash-jeans. In general, popular jewelry during this decade was gaudy and large. Earrings were especially in vogue, however. Look for diamante or pearl earrings, preferably in gold. Dangle earrings that brush your shoulder or collar work best. No American 1980s look would be complete without big, teased locks. Take a section of your hair by the crown of your head. Comb downward toward the scalp in short strokes. Spray hairspray near the roots of the section you just teased. Repeat the initial teasing process with a section of hair beneath the first section to give your hair a bump. Repeat the entire teasing process with the rest of your hair. Do not be afraid of over-applying. Cosmetics in the 1980s were notoriously noticeable. Trace around your entire eye with black eye liner. Apply mascara. Wear bright eye shadow. Choose a bold color and consider wearing contrasting shades at the same time. Apply heavy blush to your cheekbones.

SUMMARY:
Find a blouse or suit jacket with thick shoulder pads. Try an oversized top. Wear a mini-skirt. Throw on leggings or decorative stockings. Look for stirrup pants. Consider acid-wash jeans. Remember to wear your leg warmers. Wear "jellies. Wear the right heels. Wear sneakers or boots. Throw on your largest pair of earrings. Tease your hair. Use make-up to accentuate your cheeks and eyes.