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...letter to The Crimson that about 7 percent of Harvard students are prescribed antidepressants, and that roughly 50 percent report feeling depressed at some point during their time here. Antidepressants for individuals up to the age of 18 are already marked with a “black box,” the strictest warning possible under the current system. If the FDA acts upon its findings, the warning would extend to include patients between the ages of 18 and 24. The link between the medications and suicidal thoughts and actions is not yet clearly understood, according to the National Institute...
...budding freshman shirtmaker Antonio A. Pino ’10, who had several of his custom made shirts in the show. Spread out on an elegant looking table were his powder blue and exquisite pink herringbone spread-collar shirts, wrapped with ribbon and placed delicately in a silver sheen box. His shirts go for $90 to $120. No word on his sales, but hey, the designers have to start somewhere...
...Kambysellis said. “The Holiday Toy Drive has therefore traditionally been a staff and administrative effort for Phillips Brooks House.” She added that the drive is “of course open to anyone who is interested.” PBH placed boxes in more than 35 campus institutions ranging from the Freshman Dean’s Office to Harvard University Dining Services, as well as the lobbies of University Hall and Memorial Church. Student volunteers will help to collect and sort the goods from Dec. 14 to 18. If the collection box in PBH?...
...They’re very interested in putting together recipes that let students think outside the dining hall box,” Martin said...
...Danny Seo, author of Simply Green Giving (he also blogs at http://dannyseo.typepad.com), recommends using old VHS and cassette tape (both curl nicely on a sharp scissors' edge), old Christmas lights, tape measures, shoelaces-really anything from the junk drawer that's long enough to tie around a box-for a vintage look. Instead of plastic bubble wrap to cushion the contents, try unshelled peanuts, dry pasta or polyester fill from old pillows. Seo also suggests using bandanas and other reusable cloths, and for bottles of wine, sleeves of old flannel shirts. Not fancy enough? Try Poinsettia hemp wrap from...