Heat Exhaustion
This is a condition which can result from inadequate intake of water while exercising in the heat. Symptoms include heavy sweating, dizziness, fatigue, headache, and nausea. A person’s skin usually remains cool and pale. Heat exhaustion can be avoided by drinking constantly during any hot-weather activity. Stop immediately if you experience any of the above symptoms. Try to find some shade, drink water, and rest.
Heat Stroke
Heat stroke is a serious business, and in some cases can be fatal. In this condition your temperature has risen so high that the body’s thermostat, so to speak, no longer functions properly. The skin is typically very hot and flushed. It’s essential that anyone with heat stroke be taken out of the sun and cooled off as quickly as possible, but water shouldn’t be given to drink. Prompt medical assistance is normally called for.
Yale College was founded as the Collegiate School in Connecticut in 1701. The first campus building in New Haven, its permanent home, dates to 1717. The institution was later renamed for its first major benefactor, Elihu Yale. (Brown Brothers, Sterling, Pennsylvania) The appointment of acting President Naphtali Daggett inaugurated a decade of reconciliation during which students and faculty came together in antiBritish sentiment. Charlotte Metro Map Following the Townshend Duties in 1769, the Yale senior class voted to appear at commencement entirely in homespun and used their graduation speeches to argue against the Unconstitutional measures of the British Parliament. In 1775, students formed their own militia company, and, over the next six years, Yale’s sons came to form half of the field officers in the Connecticut militia.
