Word: seasonale
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Elsewhere in the auto industry, things were slowing down, but mostly for seasonal reasons and retooling for new models. Chrysler laid off 8,000 workers, but planned to call them back soon, after the model changeover. A few auto suppliers cut payrolls, and there were also some defense cutbacks (see...
Seasonal Irritant. In Akron, after having her husband arrested because he "sings when he drinks ... I just can't stand that singing," Mrs. Cloice M. Young was asked how often he sang, replied: "Oh, about once every six months."
The only three teams to defeat the varsity in seasonal competition, Princeton, Yale, and Army, are among the Crimson's competitors in the Intercollegiates. Also competing are Columbia, Williams, Amherst, and Boston University. The Crimson ended its regular season with a 5-3-2 record.
This seasonal diversion contravenes the rule against playing ball in the courtyard. Human nature ensures that some people will indulge in it anyway.
Brooks blamed an "inadequate basis" for the faulty formula, and added that present weather conditions had completely refuted the prediction. For the next month Brooks expected only "seasonal" weather and would make no further forecasts.