Word: echoing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...college environment characterized by constant stress, eating disorders and body issues can become quite serious, ECHO members say. Harvard students' high expectations for themselves and their achievements often lead them to eating problems, and then ECHO's door...
...feel that it's something that touches us all, not only the people who have a diagnosed eating disorder. It's a spectrum," says one of ECHO's co-directors...
...takes more than comfy couches and a quiet room to draw visitors to the ECHO office. To make students feel comfortable using the service, ECHO maintains a strict policy of confidentiality. In addition, students who use the service remain anonymous. In order to preserve this anonymity, the ECHO staff asked that their real names not be revealed in this article...
...Sheila M. Reindl, one of ECHO's two supervisors in the Bureau of Study Counsel, says statistical proof substantiates these hypotheses about Harvard's environment...
...ECHO's greatest concerns is compulsive exercise, which is a common form of bulimia among Harvard students. Instead of purging to get rid of food in their systems, compulsive exercisers turn to intensive workouts...