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According to Sameer A. Sheth '98, treasurer of Dharma, the colors represent aspects of nature such as heat, leaves...
...nearly trampled by screaming, shoving crowds in Ghana's capital of Accra. Complained the Rev. Jesse Jackson, shepherding Clinton across the African continent: "A half-million people were reduced to 40. So America saw us through a keyhole rather than a door." Unruly mobs in sweltering heat, photo ops with men who came to power at gunpoint, people dancing in brilliantly colored garb: those were often the familiar scenes seized on by the press...
...outset of her grim, millennial novel Oyster (Norton; 400 pages; $25.95). Such travelers--an Australian father, say, and an American stepmother, joining forces to track down backpacking adult children who had disappeared months before--would soon become disoriented. Even in their car they would be dazed by heat and a pervading stench from the reeking carcasses of drought-killed cattle and sheep and the burned hulks of stranded vehicles...
...Heat. In the craziest of New England weather weeks, the temperature swung from freezing to tropical in a matter of days, but in the first hours of vacation, when a baby blizzard struck Cambridge, students were left out in the cold with their radiators turned off to save energy and money. The College should take pity on its shivering students and leave the heat on if the temperature warrants...
Celtics at Heat...