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Vol. I, Issue 5
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Published 12.01.03
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Dear Student
Of Psychiatry and Pop Culture
Steven Schlozman
A professor of mine in medical school one day reached into his book
bag and produced a novel.
"It's what I'm reading now," he told us, "though it isn't very good."
He paused and then explained.
"The cool thing about being a psychiatrist is that books,
even lousy ones, are like professional reading...
Opinion
More Work: Good or Bad?
Chris Russell
As the first years began CBC, I overheard students blaming previous
New Pathway classes for
difficulty of their CBC block. When I completed my CBC evaluation last year,
I (among many) suggested that the CBC midterm and final should be closed book,
because having an open-book exam creates no incentive for studying...
Leaving Longwood
The Fenway Five
86-100 Peterborough Street
Kit Lo
Vandy kitchen starting to gross you out?
Sick of the Bourbon chicken from the Galleria?
Want a nearby alternative to Brown Sugar?
Check out the restaurants that I've dubbed the
"Fenway Five" (in honor of the stadium that is just a few blocks away),
all situated on the
same block and a mere 10-minute walk from the medical school...
Survey Says
What are you most thankful for this holiday season?
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World AIDS Day, 12/1
Forty-two million
people live with HIV
http://www.tac.org.za/
Eat Your Heart Out
Marinara Sauce
Allon Beck
Tired of spending money on crappy take-out?
Sick of The Wrap? Yearn for that home-cooked taste?
If so, then this column is for you...
DM and Obesity: How to Treat?
Michael Tang
Obesity and diabetes are popular topics during our first-year biochemistry
course. Several lecturers have called our attention to these alarming
epidemics to provide details of their molecular pathogenesis. Dr. Bruce
Spiegelman used twin studies to show that rates of weight gain have strong
genetic influences...
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