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...analysis at first seems spot on. Certainly, more time spent slaving away over academics could not possibly be good for anyone’s state of mind. But, although extracurriculars may be less stressful than academics, they can often be anything but relaxing. Harvard’s mental health problem might well be more acute if students traded extracurricular time for extra studying—but it would be far better if they realized that those were not their only two choices...
...near the end of Mental Health Awareness Week, though, it is worth realizing that Harvard students are not limited to the two options of spending more time in the libraries or totally immersing themselves in extracurriculars. There is nothing shameful about spending an evening—or any number of them—in front of the television, doing nothing productive at all. Unfortunately, until the student body learns how to relax, mental health problems here will remain serious. And as long as Harvard retains its (entirely understandable) desire to admit only the brightest and most highly motivated applicants...
...ground. And when one of the characters runs off toward a row of eerie blue lights in the distance, he inexplicably finds himself back at the motel from which he started. The movie is also interspersed with scenes from an intriguing subplot involving a roomful of lawyers and a mental patient, which we strongly suspect is closely linked to the primary action...
...After I made a mental mistake on 18 that got me rattled, I tried to stay calm and collected, and I was able to drain a six or seven footer to take the tournament to a playoff,” Klein said of his home hole heroics...
...It’s definitely a mental stepping stone to playing 54 holes this weekend without any mistakes,” he said. “I’m really feeling good about my swing and thinking my way around the course...