Word: blizzarded
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...listens to preachy liberals. We did, however, come up with one request. We'd like to ask one thing of our fellow students (not to mention each other)--something that shouldn't be too much to ask of the intellectual elite, but often seems lost in the blizzard of papers, meetings, OCS visit and general melee that is the Harvard schedule. That is: Don't forget to keep questioning. Everything...
Heat. In the craziest of New England weather weeks, the temperature swung from freezing to tropical in a matter of days, but in the first hours of vacation, when a baby blizzard struck Cambridge, students were left out in the cold with their radiators turned off to save energy and money. The College should take pity on its shivering students and leave the heat on if the temperature warrants...
...uprooted tree in front of Eliot House. As undergraduates returning from the sunny climes of the Bahamas and Cancun groaned and grumbled, you could almost hear the old lady chuckling in anticipation of future pranks. Well, have no fear, she mistimed it this year--the last-gasp-of-winter blizzard came a week earlier this time, when we were safely away on break, and, in any case, it was only eight inches. So, welcome back to a delightful Cambridge spring--more sun, less clothing, more baseball and crew, less basketball and hockey, more flowers, more buskers in the square...
...your anniversary issue is a delight. One thing I learned from it is that TIME and I made our debuts on the same day. On March 3, 1923, TIME's first issue date, my father took my mother to the hospital in a horse-drawn sleigh through a raging blizzard just in time for me to make my entrance into the world. I never realized until now that I was in such exalted company! TIME certainly looks a lot better at 75 than I do! JANET MCKONE Dover...
...Amount, along with a new truck, earned by Jeff King for driving a dogsled nine days in a blizzard to win the Iditarod...