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...This building was built before the oil embargoes, before the whole dynamic of heating costs,” Cahill says of Gund Halls?? energy-inefficient design. “They wouldn’t do that today...
...total, there are five remaining flu clinics this week, which will take place today through Thursday. Two of these clinics will be held at undergraduate house dining halls??Mather is scheduled for tonight and Eliot for tomorrow night...
...students can choose whether they want to examine the nutrition cards, which provide more comprehensive information about the food items offered in the dining halls??a complete nutritional breakdown, ingredients, and serving size suggestions. The cards also contain interesting facts about some of the dishes, such as country of origin, as part of a general culture of food education. HUDS has clearly put a great deal of thought and time into a more holistic approach toward promoting healthful eating...
...representatives of University Health Services, of Behavioral Health and Academic Counseling , and of the Office Residential Life, we feel it important to share our perspectives regarding the display of nutrition information in the dining halls (The Harvard Crimson, “Calorie Cards Removed From Dining Halls?? Sept. 24, 2008). A committee that included representatives from all three of our organizations and HUDS was asked to consider how nutritional information was displayed in the dining hall and the effect that it might have on students with disordered eating. A decision was made to remove nutritional information from...
...editors: Re: “Calorie Cards Removed From Dining Halls??, news story, Sept. 24. Harvard students lived without calorie cards for centuries, and will survive now that they’re gone. But what a symbol of the new relation of the university to its students: Harvard decided that students will hurt themselves with the truth, so plans to make it harder for them to find it. What if Harvard were to apply that paternalistic philosophy to its libraries, laboratories, and classrooms, where students also encounter dangerous information? HARRY R. LEWIS ‘68 Cambridge, Mass...