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...smoking-ban announcement coincided with the opening of a new exhibit examining the reprehensible marketing tactics tobacco companies used in the 1920s to 1950s. Advertisements featured everything from smiling doctors enjoying a “healthy?? smoke to pseudo-scientific medical facts meant to allay rising health concerns and avoid losing customers...
...Director of the Office of International Programs (OIP), Catherine H. Winnie, said that her office helps students find “physically and mentally healthy?? abroad programs. The OIP does not itself run any counseling programs at Harvard or abroad...
...sales last year increased by 1.4% more in Europe than they did domestically. Consumers do like to think that they’re getting “a good deal,” but in modern times, sometimes value other factors—like whether food is tasty and healthy??more than portion size. The decision to abandon value marketing, in addition to promoting good health, can be economically sound...
...Harvard is seeking a bone marrow match for Sam Cross. But there are millions of other Sam Crosses out there. Students who today are blessed with the good health that makes donating an option—students who may someday themselves need donations from those who are young and healthy??should not let the hustle and bustle of daily life let them forget about the opportunity to give blood, get HLA tested, and register as organ donors. It’s saving lives, made easy...
...issue, Cusworth missed four games in 2004-05 with a thumb injury, and then was sidelined for seven games last year with a fractured hand. The seasons that Cusworth should have spent building upon the promise of his solid freshman campaign—the only year he stayed healthy??have thus been continually interrupted. The big man has never been able to completely incorporate himself into the flow of the season, as each injury has necessitated a period of reintegration.The continual breaks and fractures have no doubt been caused at least partially by the physical strictures of height...