Feeling hot, hot, hot
Posted September 30, 2010 at 3:21 am in Blogs, Soapbox
On Monday, temperatures in Downtown Los Angeles reached a sweltering 113 degrees — the highest all-time temperature recorded for the area.
In fact, the temperature might have been recorded as being higher, had the Downtown thermometer not gone haywire past the 113-degree mark.
But of course, most USC students didn’t need a thermometer to tell them it was insufferably hot, evident in the pained expressions of students walking through the involuntary on-campus sauna.
Students found a variety of ways to deal with the oppressive heat, from taking refuge in the makeshift wading pool in front of Leavey Library to sleeping in the bottom floor of their dorms to avoid the rising heat in the dead of night.
Although some were able to retreat in their air-conditioned igloos, many were not as fortunate.
In light of the mega heat wave that’s swept the campus this week, we want to know:
How satisfied are you with the temperature-regulating amenities in your current residence? Are heating and cooling a luxury, or a necessity?
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