University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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EALTH NEWS: AN APPLE A DAT FALL 25

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: . ' . ' .- fc N JM Is that guy gorgeous or what? A soul cries out for comfort; the rain begins to fall. Neverending, I can feel it on my face. Too weak to deter tragedy in the making, to redirect misguided freedom of choice, I watch you slip away. I seek no further shelter from the storm, as a tear falls from my eye. Fashion at UC Berkeley.

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ROCK A BYE BYE Constantly pulling all-nighters? Relax. Lack of sleep does not necessarily signal academic disaster. In a Swiss study, 16 insomniacs were given a series of tests designed to measure abilities such as reasoning, alertness, and visual perception after a night or two without sleep. The insomniacs, for the most part, performed as welt on the tests as did participants receiving a full night ' s rest. In fact, on some of the tests they did surprisingly better! So if an occassional engagement or examination diminishes your sleep potential, try not to worry. Your adrenaline keeps you going the next day, making up for some of the forfeited dormience. COOKIES AND CARBONATION? Looking for a healthy alternative to soft drinks? In an effort to compete with Coke and Pepsi and to strengthen America ' s flagging dairy industry, a United Dairy Industry Association plan is already underway to release flavored, carbonated milk to supermarket shelves within the next year. Researchers are currently experimenting with flavors such as cola and root beer and are hoping that their new product will help provide an additional source of calcium to consumers. Studies have shown that many Americans have cut their dairy intake considerably, limiting themselves to little or no cheese, milk, ice cream, and yogurt, the major providers of calcium. 26 FALL