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...first," says Whooley. "But our bottom line is that regardless of which is coming first, this study introduces a new pathway that might get at that risk, by focusing not so much on depression itself, but by getting at the behaviors that go along with depression." It may be easier to take Prozac than to take a jog, but as the study suggests, it may not always be as effective...
...current economic climate hasn’t made anything easier. “It’s hard not to worry about a financial crisis of this dimension,” Kramer says...
...good news is that we have been through similar job-market shifts before. And it may be easier for a higher-educated population - college graduates now make up nearly 30% of the workforce, up from 22% in 1992 - to make job transitions. But it will take time, and it could be particularly painful for, say, investment bankers who have become used to fat salaries...
...Cordlandt. “I think, for a lot of our freshmen, there’s a difficult transition going from always being up front,” Saretsky said. “Nichole comes from a strong program, so I think that transition has been easier for her. But it really clicked for her. She was up front and she made the most of it.” Rounding out Harvard’s scorers, sophomore Jamie Olson clocked in at 18:22, 11th overall and the Crimson’s second finisher. Newcomer Kailyn Kuzmuk shaved 20 seconds...
...easy for the town manager to cave," says Edholm. "There's often no downside. He's not held accountable for the profitability of a firm. He's held accountable if the streets aren't swept, the roads aren't paved or the garbage isn't picked up. It's easier to cave in to union demands than to save $9 on everyone's local tax bill, if that's what it comes down...