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...numbing cold, the strong wind into the near sideline and the snow flurries that frequented the first half all had a major effect on the pace of play. Hard-struck balls that normally would have bounced out-of-bounds stopped short in playable territory. Clears which seemed destined for the halfway line fell yards short. The slow playing surface gave both teams better control at short range...
Yesterday, on a cold afternoon punctuated by brief snow flurries, Harvard was unable to weather the flurry of Boston University's first-half offense at Nickerson Field...
...Lambert's experience was unique, but other students were still excited by this weekend's events. John Neil T. Thompson '04 said he loved yesterday's snow. Others said the best part of the weekend was when their parents took them out to dinner or attended their performances and athletic practices...
...these first weeks in Cambridge, my most important practical learning has come from cold and wet weather veterans who know that a toque is a cold-weather hat and speak fondly of high school "snow days." The closest I ever got were "fire days" and "earthquake days." No kidding...
...propose that the College institute a cold-weather orientation program for those of us from snow-challenged parts of the world. First, we would learn how to tell the difference between gloves and mittens. Then, we'd be able to try our hand at scarf wrapping. The final exam would be a trip across the Yard when the first nor'easter hits...