Word: wintered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...extension of the policy inaugurated last winter of swelling the funds for general athletics through increased proceeds from the big football games is seen in some quarters as evident in the present plan to increase the price of tickets for the Dartmouth games...
Next year the Law School Society of the Phillips Brooks House is going to offer to men of the School during the fall and winter, a series of four lectures by prominent men engaged in the legal profession, to illustrate to a certain extent the various fields of work outside the School, which it is possible for graduates of the School to enter. The President of the Bar Association of America, a Judge, a District Attorney and a Lawyer, are to speak on various occasions during the first few months of the year...
Money came in fast. Felix Warburg gave $400,000, Herbert Lehman, Mrs. S. W. Straus, Mortimer Schiff gave $50,000 each; Louis Marshall, William Fox, Benjamin Winter made big contributions, and a disabled veteran sent $28 (government allowance for war wounds). Advertisers, art-goods makers, bag-makers, bankers, butter, egg, and dairy firms; chain stores, crockery companies, cloak and suit houses; the dental, the funeral, the grocery, the hosiery, the laundry, millinery, musical and neckwear trades; opticians, pawnbrokers, petticoat cutters, physicians, rubber-goods makers, rabbis, underwear and umbrella manufacturers - all were appraised for definite amounts, all came near to filling...
...Schwarz '24 who will act as toastmaster, will introduce W. I. Nichols '26, President of the CRIMSON last fall, as the first speaker of the evening. The other speakers in the order they will talk are, R. H. Field '26, President during the winter term, W. D. Sullivan '83, City Editor of the Boston Globe, F. V. Field '27, the president President of the CRIMSON, and President Lowell...
...building of a new baseball cage had been received, it was announced that work would begin at once. The delay was due in a very large measure to the difficulty experienced in selecting a site, and to the fact, than when a location had been selected the winter was too far advanced for it to be possible for work to be done...