Word: weatherly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When asked how Cohen felt about the honor, law school buddy and former Crimson editorial chairman Paul A. Engelmayer '83 said Cohen mumbled something about sluggish weather...
...snowball fight of avalanche proportions. Yet the sight of hundreds of impassioned first-year Harvardians clashing and writhing about the snow-packed ground with reckless abandon, was not just an example of the old run-of-the-mill Veritas spirit. No, this was a rare attack of the Wild Weather Syndrome--the third to hit the Yard this year...
...construction, which began January 6, entails replacing the old roof cover with rubber insulation, according to Facilities Maintenance Manager Corliss Van Horn. Van Horn said that the construction job had originally been scheduled for early December, but was delayed until the end of the month because of poor weather...
...Friday--Faced with plunging advertising revenues, The Crimson renames itself 'Harvard Today' and begins publication in four-color, four-section format. Included is a full-page Harvard weather map, showing atmospheric conditions everywhere from the School of Public Health to Harvard Black Rock Forest, and a rundown of the top news house by house. Says actress Joan Collins, "Harvard Today's Life section separates the facts from the gossip, and the men from the boys...
...Spain. Competition between the two countries was stiff. Spain reportedly offered to finance 30% of the building costs and throw in the land for free. Sniffed Ignacio Fuejo, Spain's Deputy Secretary for Tourism, last week after the decision was announced: "They made a mistake choosing France. The weather is dreadful in Paris...