Word: weathers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Today the Crimson has doubleduty. At 10 a.m.,the Crimson faces Cornell. Then at 3 p.m., Harvardbattles B.C., weather permitting...
...schedule does not adequately accommodate student's needs, as the riders of the 1:10 Memorial Hall-to-Quad shuttle will attest. The number of students--especially during inclement weather--almost always exceeds the capacity printed on the side of the bus, and it is often packed so tight that some riders can't even get on. The run is not only inefficient, it is unsafe for the riders. Clearly, a second bus would ease overcrowding and double the convenience for riders...
...weather was considerably more formidable in Saturday's race, including snow and bitterly cold conditions...
...start of a new get-tough era in U.S. relations with its trading partners. Armed with the Super 301 weapon provided by Congress, the White House in coming months could bring actions against Japan if the U.S. determines that Tokyo has failed to open its markets for everything from weather satellites to financial services. Moreover, the Administration now considers U.S. industrial competitiveness to be as essential as tanks or missiles to American security. "Trade is defense," says Clyde Prestowitz, a former U.S. trade negotiator. "We must recognize the nature of the game." George Bush, for one, seems determined to play...
Almost overnight, astrophysics gained national prominence after being viewed for years as "a bastard science" akin to astrology, Huchra recalls. From 1955 to 1973, Whipple supervised research in celestial mechanics, upper atmosphere weather meteorics and satellites...