Word: wintered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Charlie Barnett will play at the Winter Dance on Thursday, February 25. Dinner will be served in the dining hall before the dance for those who have reservations. The price of tickets will be $3.50 per couple, and $2.00 stag...
...little concern as if it never heard of February. Lord, how forlorn the little islands of ice do look! It seems as if they wait hopefully for some sudden chill to freeze them into their accustomed mass. The sky is bright and blue. Methinks much too much for a winter's morning. In my ears hum those pretty lines of Mr. Wordsworth...
...completely automatic. It is one thing to have a crew functioning perfectly smoothly during a practice spin where they have time to concentrate on all the new precepts; but it is quite a different proposition to keep the new formula in mind when under pressure. Even after an entire winter and spring of faultless rowing, old habits are likely to crop up in the midst of a close sprint...
...trials 14 other men were retained for participation in the winter program of the Debating Council. They were: Jay W. Kaufmann '38, Hubert R. Nexon '38, F. Welch Peel Jr. '39, Anthony P. Alfino '38, Joseph P. Bealey '38, Norman R. Brieson '39, Rendigs T. Fels '39, Robert W. Bean '39, Vincent J. Rosal '37, Donald MeDonald '39, William W. Bancock '38, Lawrence F. Ebb'39, Richard A.Solomon '39, and Richard W. Sullivan...
...dark winter of 1932 "Uncle Dan" Willard of the Baltimore & Ohio and eight other railroad presidents met 21 representatives of railroad labor in the Palmer House at Chicago. The U. S. railroads, said "Uncle Dan" in effect, were just about broke. Maintenance and fixed charges had been cut to the bone. Would the 1.000,000 U. S. railway employes take at 10% temporary deduction in pay to save the roads from ruin? The workers' representatives said yes. Two years later in Washington Capital and Labor again got together, agreed on a staggered plan to restore the deduction, thus unsensationally...