Word: overnights
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...commutor who wants to be in the lantern procession should contact Cynthia Williams as soon as possible. Commuter ushers may stay overnight in the dormitories...
...Corporation is going to try another trans-river lot, this time on the marshy field behind the Business School. Unlike the old Council plan, the University's idea calls for compulsory registration of every student's car, and a pledge to keep that car off city streets overnight. Charles C. Pyne, assistant to the Vice-President, says one of the chief reasons for the lot has been a recent flood of complaints about difficulty in finding parking space...
Outdoor parking space for 450 cars will be provided on University properly next year, when the administration requires all student cars to be registered and asks men to sign a pledge to keep their automobiles off the streets overnight...
Fines running up to about $5 for consistent offenders will be charged men who park overnight on University property other than the lots. Places such as the Eliot triangle will be closed to all except those with special dispensation because of health. Cambridge police are expected to try to keep their streets clear at night...
Poring over performance charts some 60 hours a week, Campbell assigns the weights for 40-odd stake races, and about 80 overnight handicaps-in addition to writing the condition books (i.e., the daily racing programs)-for the four New York tracks. On the basic principle that three pounds of weight equals one length in a mile race (with due allowance for individual horses' ability to carry weight) his figures aim to produce dead heats or at least photo-finishes in every handicap race...