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...fall cycle will include soups and locally grown fruit, the winter cycle heartier foods such as stews and potpies, and the spring menu will focus on lighter fare such as fish and salad. Each cycle, Breslin says, will include more vegetarian and vegan menu options, many of which are designed by Mollie Katzen, a nationally-recognized vegetarian chef...
...Hopefully the new menus will help with the monotony that students feel after the holidays,” Mayer said, adding that HUDS will start serving the heartier fare of the winter menu in the beginning of December...
Have trouble getting out of bed in the morning, especially in the winter? Find yourself eating more and gaining weight? Feel tired during the day? Get cranky in the cold? Difficulties concentrating? Chances are you might be suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Fear not: University Health Services (UHS) has the answer: a light box to bring you year-round sunshine...
...form of depression that commonly occurs in the fall and winter months, and subsides when the days get longer. According to Dr. Alfred Lewy, a chronobiologist from Oregon Health Services who was the first person to research SAD, “it’s like having jet lag for several months.” The disorder occurs when circadian rhythms get out of sync with the decreased amount of daylight during the winter. However, unlike jet lag, SAD doesn’t fix itself over time. SAD can last all winter, with the dark mornings leaving the body physically...
...population, and is five times more common among females than males. Unsurprisingly, it’s more common in the North, where days are shorter. Confirming the popular mythology surrounding the affliction, doctors find that students who hail from warmer regions might show signs of SAD their first winter in northerly Cambridge...