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Author:
Grace DeRolph
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![As the winter season kicks into full effect, Ohio State nutrition experts offer advice to college students on finding foods that bring comfort and warmth while still being nutritious. [Original caption: Vegetables such as broccoli and carrots can be vital sources of nutrition during the winter. A look at organic produce at a New Seasons Market in Portland, Oregon on March 16, 2015.] Credit: Grant Butler | The Oregonian/OregonLive (via TNS)](https://www.thelantern.com/files/2024/01/20230922-AMX-BIZ-NEW-SEASONS-MARKET-SETS-OPENING-1-PO-384x253.jpg)
