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...Sciences 51, “Integrative Biology of Organisms,” changed this year, Hanken would talk about rabbits’ digestive systems in lecture. The animals can absorb the nutrients from plant matter only in the small intestine, but food is digested in a part of the gut that’s farther “downstream.” So how do plant nutrients finally get into the rabbit’s bloodstream having already passed through the small intestine undigested...
...same fervor he now displays at the line of scrimmage, where, before the snap, he shouts instructions at everyone but the cheerleaders. Cooper remembers the third grade, when Peyton's basketball coach told him to foul an opponent to stop the clock. Peyton kicked the kid in the gut. Archie recalls another youth hoops game, when Peyton told his coach, "The reason we lost this game tonight is because you don't know what you're doing." Then there was the time he dressed in a red ruffled shirt and tight black pants to tango in an eighth-grade play...
...meantime, everyone is hoping for a solution to this chronic problem. “One bike lost is a real injury to the person who loses it,” Kirshner says. “Have you had a bike stolen? It is like getting kicked in the gut.”—Staff writer Matthew S. Blumenthal can be reached at mblument@fas.harvard.edu...
...Pepper said. “Boloco was preferred three times to The Wrap, which came out fifth on the list of six.”Some students, however, were less enthusiastic about the change.“It’s just my gut reaction that is a bad name,” said Sam Ray ’08. “I would describe it as a sort of bumbling word and I think people will struggle with the intonation of it as well.”Harvard Business School Associate Professor Luc R. Wathieu said...
...brain. While science has implicated dopamine and noradrenaline in depression, and some of the newest antidepressants target these, it's branded a shortage of serotonin as the main culprit. Found in large concentrations not just in the brain but in various parts of the body, including the gut, serotonin plays a role in regulating - among other functions - mood, sleep and appetite...