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...minutes you are: Regretting everything I said on this survey...
...Crimson reported in October that the Class of 2006’s mean response regarding social satisfaction in the senior class survey was “below the ‘satisfied’ level,” and Harvard College had a disappointing showing in social life in the most recent Consortium on Financing Higher Education (COFHE) survey. Surely, the UC’s inflexible funding system for HoCos promises to worsen this already dire situation of lack-of-fun on this campus...
According to an online survey conducted by University Health Services (UHS) last spring that drew an undergraduate response rate of 40 percent, nearly half of all respondents (47 percent) reported that they had never engaged in vaginal intercourse. The national average for undergraduates at other colleges stood significantly lower at 31 to 32 percent...
...survey item asked respondents to guess the number of partners the “average” Harvard student has per year. While only 4.6 percent of respondents said that the average student had no partners, the poll revealed that 39.8 percent of respondents reported having no sexual partners, while another 38.4 percent reported having just one partner. Although over 70 percent of survey takers guessed that the average Harvard student had two or more partners per year, only 22 percent of respondents reported having had two or more partners...
...Barreira said. A 2004 Crimson poll found that 80 percent of Harvard undergraduates felt depressed at least once over the course of the year, and 10 percent said they had seriously considered committing suicide. Although Harvard students may have heavy workloads, Barreira said that a recent national survey did not find Harvard students more likely to be depressed. Depression is characterized by mood and appetite changes, sleep problems, and loss of energy. “People develop really negative thinking that has no basis in reality” which seems rational to the sufferer, Barreira said. Anxiety disorders...