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Although the men's and women's swimming and diving teams will suffer from the loss of graduating seniors, both teams will seek next year to build on the great potential displayed by talented underclassmen this season. Bolstered by the strong performances of sophomore Dan Shevchik and freshman John Cole, the Harvard men's swimming and diving team captured its sixth Eastern Intercollegiate Swim League (EISL) title this season...
...other questions bore no discernible relevance to the task at hand: Do you consider yourself a loner? Do you often think other people are talking about you behind your back? And my personal favorite, this from a test for a housecleaning job paying $6.63 an hour: Do you suffer from "moods of self-pity...
Everybody knows that diabetes is no fun. But researchers writing in this month's Diabetes Care report that diabetics are twice as likely to suffer from depression as the rest of us. Depression, it turns out, often precedes the onset of diabetes--and may contribute to it. Depressed patients often overeat and have sedentary lifestyles, both of which may promote insulin resistance. Furthermore, some antidepressants, particularly the older tricyclics, disrupt glucose control. The good news: proper treatment of depression may actually improve diabetes...
...TIME) is confident enough to have raised prices last week. Lucent is about to be sold, which will relieve some stress in telecom equipment. But consolidation has not gone nearly far enough, and with the stocks well up from their lows, the pace will surely slow. Tech earnings will suffer longer; the stocks will lag. I believe, as I said in mid-April, that we've hit bottom. But gradual recovery is what we need, not another rocket ride. If the froth gets much thicker, don't blow it again. Sell something...
...That?s the word from Ohio State University?s Dr. Sheryl Szeinback, who studied 265 people who were taking prescription allergy medicine. She found that a 65 percent of those patients did not suffer from allergies, but rather from colds or other minor ailments like sinusitis and rhinitis...