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...undergraduates that I conducted last semester, students at Harvard already spend seven hours a day (49 hours a week) involved in academics—including class, work and study. This is the lion’s share of daily activity for almost every student—not counting sleep, of which students report getting almost seven and a half hours a night on average...
Extracurriculars, which seem to be under attack—no one has claimed that Harvard students sleep or relax too much—only amount for an average of three hours a day per student. And time spent in these activities often doubles for social time as many students participate in extracurriculars with their close friends...
...enough sleep. Eat healthy food. Exercise regularly. Think positive thoughts. That may sound like what your mother told you on the day you left home, but it's the advice that FORTUNE 500 executives pay big bucks to get from LGE Performance Systems in Orlando, Fla. Now the regimen, originally developed for world-class athletes like Pete Sampras and Dan Jansen, is available for $26, the price of The Power of Full Engagement, by Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz (Free Press). The authors argue that energy, not time, is our most precious resource. We should therefore forsake our national workaholism...
...failed to mention that a significant segment of the Muslim population would be relieved to see the end of al-Qaeda and its leader. Many are horrified that bin Laden has taken Islam hostage and misrepresented it to advocate violence. As one of those millions of Muslims, I will sleep peacefully once he is killed or captured. Not only did he terrorize my country but he also hijacked my religion of peace. AREEJ ZUFARI Winter Park...
...married couple is spending an unremarkable evening in their Paris home; Sonia (Helen Hunt) is trying to get some work done, while Henry (John Turturro) is using all his wiles to get their 6-year-old to go to sleep. The complication: another couple - Henry's boss and his wife - unexpectedly show up for dinner, one night before they are supposed to. The twist: the ensuing evening is replayed three different times, representing three alternate versions of how this uncomfortable situation might play...