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...most challenging portraits because it was posthumous. “I was working with a black and white photograph and had to think about what color her shirt would be,” Coit said last night. He settled on a “creamy, yellow white” in honor of the dress worn by the dancer Judith Jamison in “Revelations.” ABHW’s president, Natasha S. Alford ’08, was happy to see Southern’s portrait unveiled. “It’s not a reminder...
...monks’ attire was noteworthy for its many changes during the performance: A variety of shawls were put on and taken off, and the crested yellow hats of the special Galug-pa sect were donned, then doffed with the changing of the chants. These transitions were an expression of the deeply ritualistic nature of the rites, and a constant reminder of the fact that the performance was not a concert so much as the active practice of an extremely sacred and increasingly esoteric religious tradition...
...interior cities will look more and more like Shanghai every year. The optimistic citizens of Chengdu, such as Liu Xindi, couldn't imagine anything else. Liu, 33, has seen his income skyrocket 20-fold since he began working 15 years ago. Now Liu, who sells ads for the local Yellow Pages, can splurge whenever he wants on his soccer shoes, badminton racquets and biking gear. But he still thinks the good times are just starting to roll. "Of course, I think my life will be better in the future," Liu says confidently. "The economy of the city is growing...
...while—places to put the ball, keeping the ball in play,” Weitzen said. “It starts with the pass, and our passing was great.” The only low point of the game for Harvard came when Fitz was issued a yellow card for talking back to the referee. Fitz seemed perturbed after freshman Gil Weintraub was called for a lift, even though he appeared to hit the ball legally. But the co-captain laughed it off, leaving the court a few points later to rest his ankle after a successful night...
...walls of the gallery kindle nostalgia for the condiment stand at a baseball stadium: ketchup red, mustard yellow, and pickle green...