The symbols of sectarianism are still ever present in east Belfast.
Stepping indoors from the searing subcontinental July heat, Kalavathi takes a seat in her office at the end of a long corridor decorated with scientific symbols and multiplication tables.
If the chart looks wrong, make sure that all addition and multiplication symbols are correct, as well as subtraction and division, please.
Dimbleby quoted extensively from a section of the guidelines on the use of still photographs and images which said: "Due care and consideration must be made regarding the use of religious symbols in images which may cause offence.
AC The first thing that strikes you about these two images (both published on the same day, 3 December 1967) is the apparent chaos of images and text – a riot of symbols and signs that encodes the confusion many adults must have felt in the face of a suddenly demanding youth culture.
These animals were not impossible symbols of righteousness, but sinners, like ourselves.
It is no coincidence that Carlyle and Ewan McGregor both Scots and thus outside the English class system were chosen as symbols of this cool new cultural spirit.
Hardline Republicans suddenly realised prisons had become profligate symbols of state failure and, to the delight of experts and liberals, shifted resources into tackling underlying causes of crime such as addiction, chaotic backgrounds, inadequate education and mental health issues.
While some of those symbols may be common and somewhat transparent – the cowrie shell or a mask, for instance – others are more opaque and open to multiple layers of interpretation.
A half century later, the big buildings were either factories or town halls - symbols of a nation that still thought its industry led the world and its cities were the best managed in civilisation.
Best Fiends could be the answer: you trace lines of coloured symbols to help your cute fiends destroy grumpy slugs.
