Now Take Them Out, Devils Playlist #3: S.A.D.

Written by Simon Lazarus Vasta on January 22, 2013. Posted in Music

It’s the inevitable consequence of living in the Greatest City in the World™: as the skies turn an adjectiveless gray, the trees stripped to their slender bones, and night falls faster than Gerald Ford down the steps of Air Force One,* most of us get a little visit from our old college buddy seasonal affective
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A Lift From the Doldrums

Written by NY Press on December 12, 2012. Posted in On Topic OTDT, Opinion and Column, Our Town Downtown

By Kristine Keller How Seasonal Affective Disorder could put a damper on the holiday spirit Like the planets orbit the sun, our lives spin around the seasons. These subdivisions of the year do more than signal us when it’s time to whip out our Mackage coats and begin fireside chats with friends over which artist
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Let the Light In

Written by admin on October 9, 2009. Posted in Special Sections

While high-rise living is quintessential to urban life, it may also be limiting exposure to natural light for people living in a 12-story apartment—especially early morning light—and making those tenanats more susceptible to Seasonal Affective Disorder. SAD, also known as seasonal depression or winter depression, begins affecting people in late fall and can last through
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