Word: weathered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Departing from the informal routine of the machines and the Leviathan, 80 Freshmen have been assigned to tentative crews to take to the water when weather permits. As yet the shells have not been arranged in any order of merit, but the men are to row in temporary units for the next week or two at least...
...directly and through other agencies. Of the total amount of $93,324 that has been received, $34,000 is still available for service. By giving work on alternate weeks the Committee is able to give attention to 575 families. Since the Committee spends approximately $1200 every day of fair weather with the money on hand and installments not yet paid, it will be able to function for six more weeks. Most of the men on the payroll of the society are at work on the Fresh Pond reservation golf course...
Unless the weather man forgets himself, Hanover, come Saturday, will find itself steeped in the traditional millpond atmosphere of late winter. Under such conditions, it is neither invigorating nor enjoyable to tramp through College Park or climb the Tower. The wonder of Baker, Sanborn and Carpenter lose their appeal after the first hour or so and the question arises of where to go and what to do. For the fraternity man the solution is simple--there is always the house and the radio. But for the house and the radio. But for the freshman who has contributed his check...
Freshman fielders will report next Monday at the cage for first practice. As soon as weather will permit the laying out of diamonds on Soldiers Field, practice will be held outdoors. Last year the team went outdoors about the middle of March, three weeks before the first scheduled game...
...have no basement and part of the ground level will be open except for supporting stilts so that cars may be driven right into it. It will have the large glass areas typical of current European architecture but still claimed by some architects to be unsuited to U. S. weather. Second prize was for another home of essentially modern design. Its architect stressed an arrangement for a garden, saying people leave apartments for homes chiefly to plant and grow. Prizes three and four went to "orthodox" homes, the kind whose slated roofs and gables never cause the home-buyer...