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In his Mar. 10 editorial comment, “Work Hard, then Take Shots,” Peter L. Knudson’s direction of ire towards Harvard’s alcohol education policies is misguided at best and pernicious at worst. First of all, his sophomoric assessment that ?...
I will not claim that binge drinking is a good thing. Yet as Mr. Barreiera said in the Feb. 17 article, some students binge drink because of mental health issues, stress, or other concerns that have nothing to do with regulations. Were the College and UHS to reverse course and...
“When people find out that I’m pre-dental, they are surprised,” said Rafael T. Quintanar ’10. According to him, a support group used to exist—the Harvard College Pre-Dental Society, for which he was secretary...
The study found that young women—typically in their high school and college years—who drink in great quantities are 50 percent more likely to develop benign breast disease before the age of 30. BBD is a common condition featuring noncancerous changes in breast tissue.
Several female undergraduates said that the study would not have an overwhelming effect in changing the behavior and drinking habits of college-aged women.