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...despair if you've only just plunged into the current pool of oranges and pinks. They will be around for a while. "Pink is a classic example of a color that can resonate in many ways," says Margaret Walch, director of the Color Association. "And orange--well, we thought it was a Howard Johnson's color, but we saw it soften over the course of a few seasons." And if all else fails, try black...
...heartening to be reminded that Harvard students are people, too. Thank you for being my guardian angels today. I was truly touched by your kindness. ANGELA C. WALCH '98 March...
...David B. Walch, a sixth-year biology graduate student, said the researchers appreciate the non threatening role assumed by Harvard's regulatory agency...
...strength of the minor characters underscores the principals' shortcomings. In particular, James Walch as the indigent Ernest and Jeanette Landis as the dumpy British housekeeper deliver the bold, almost caricature personalities which the play demands. Some flawless performances by minor characters--down to Ernest's butler who, though he barely opens his mouth, creates a lively presence--are flashes of what the play might have been...
...Membership annually: $320. According to the current women's apparel color selectors, all of them from fashion and textile firms, stores will be stocked 18 to 24 months from now with clothing in mint green, lemon yellow, orange-red and many shades of blue. Says Art Historian Margaret Walch, associate director of CAUS: "The palette is bright, pretty, feminine...