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...thoughtful suggestions can easily be implemented without unrealistic changes to the average lifestyle. But it is surprising that he didn't mention the importance of continued mental exercise in ensuring healthy aging. Emphasis was placed on physical exercise to maintain muscle and bone vitality, but surely our brains deserve equal time. Crossword puzzles, word games and logic problems can help stretch our minds and keep our mental capacity limber. My mother lived to be 96 and was sharp as a tack to the very end. I attribute this in large measure to her daily completion of two crossword puzzles...
...September arguing that the school can bar military recruiters from campus without violating the Solomon Amendment. By requiring the Pentagon to sign a nondiscrimination pledge, the Law School held the military to the same standard as other recruiters and therefore adhered to Congress’ “equal access” requirement, according to the brief...
...dorm. The housing folks had done a great job crafting a diverse group of first-year students for each room and proctor group–in my very typical entryway, we had a number of international students, musicians, science buffs, a few athletes, prep-school kids, and obviously, an equal number of women and men. After that year, I wouldn’t have minded continuing to live with the kids from that group. But many of us blocked with other people, and we were randomly assigned housing for a second time in our Harvard careers.As a result of this...
...ties them with the Saints for most in the conference. It’s that fast start and the fact that they’re in the perfect position to become a “trap” game for Harvard that has the Crimson making sure to place equal weight on both of this weekend’s games.“We’re definitely not looking past Clarkson at all,” Schroyer said. “We’re excited to play a highly-ranked team [in St. Lawrence], but we?...
...much as Summers focused on “the rising salience of scientific ventures,” a frequent refrain of his presidency, he gave equal space to “affirm the importance of the arts and humanities as critical foundations of a college curriculum and vital areas for scholarship and creative expression.” Many humanities professors have expressed concern that the focus on science in Allston will come at the expense of the University’s commitment to their academic interests...