Word: sad
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...plenty of experience making choices, like when she omitted slavery from her expansive chronicle of 19th century southern plantation economies. At least, that’s how we read it. We welcome new and exciting perspectives like this to the Harvard scene. It’s with a sad heart that we bid farewell to Derek C. Bok, but he’ll keep busy as the third co-author of this illustrious column for the remainder of the year...
...university community and for the family and friends of the individuals,” said Colin Riley, a spokesman for BU. So far this academic year, four students, including McCuish and Adelipour, have died at BU, a statistic which Riley calls “very unusual and very sad and tragic.”At BU, a university with more than 31,000 students, the news blazed across campus.“You can definitely tell that people have been affected by this,” said Matt J. Negrin, the editor-in-chief of BU’s newspaper...
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a “fairly common problem” at Harvard during the winter months, according to Richard D. Kadison, Harvard’s chief of mental health at University Health Services...
Although symptoms of SAD resemble those of clinical depression, sufferers do not necessarily exhibit signs of depression. Instead, they may feel lethargic and unmotivated to get out of bed or perform simple daily tasks...
Although the causes of SAD have not been wholly determined, many researchers have postulated that a lack of morning light fails to suppress melatonin...