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...Eating isn??t fun anymore,” reads one particularly frank Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO) poster. On a busy campus like Harvard, the most these posters may get out of passersby may be the moment or two they take to consider the message before hurrying off to class.But for many at Harvard, these posters hit closer to home. In the weight-obsessed era of fad diets and diminishing waist sizes, what role do colleges play in ensuring that students have a healthy relationship with food? When do habits of college students who are watching what...
...student advisory committee, told The Crimson that HUDS can request what they’d like to change in the board rate, but the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) must approve the figure. He added that HUDS may be constrained by what FAS thinks HUDS needs. Perhaps FAS isn??t aware of the recent menu changes. In that case, we extend the invitation to faculty and administrators to come eat in the dining halls more often—and not only during student-faculty dinners, at which food quality is unusually high. Since FAS has to approve...
...suffer the fallout. It’ll also be curious to see how Obama tries to strong-arm our two largest export markets into blunting their competitive edge, especially after he’s pledged to meet some of the world’s worst dictators without preconditions. Obama isn??t all talk; his policy positions fill reams of paper. If he takes the oath of office in January, he’ll drown U.S. businesses in regulations and they’ll be less competitive in the world economy. Sure, he’s inspiring...
...with audiences is less so. When I asked a friend who had stumped in New Hampshire why he had chosen to sacrifice an entire, precious day of Reading Period to Senator Obama, he responded, “I don’t know, I just find him really inspiring. Isn??t that enough?” More than four weeks later, I find myself wondering the exact same question. Is it enough that Barack Obama loses more policy debates than he wins, but leaves audiences roaring everywhere he goes? Will that win in November and, more importantly, will...
...season,” DiSesa said. “We really came together as a team. We worked hard and played well even though we hurt by losing last year’s class. We did better than most people thought we would.” As the Crimson isn??t graduating any of its players at the end of this year, inexperience will be a thing of the past next season. “We are not graduating a single player,” West said. “We are a team without change, except...