Word: wintered
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...Shut up! People are trying to sleep in here.’” Peter J. Huybers, an assistant professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and self-described fan of the snow, said it is difficult to predict what kind of weather is in store for this winter. To help out with the cold, the Harvard College Financial Aid Office and the Freshman Dean’s Office awards money to low-income freshmen for coats and other winter accessories through the “coat fund.” “We know that for students...
...Catomeris ’11), who has invited over two Yale freshmen—his best friend, Chris (Joseph “Jack” Cutmore-Scott ’10), and Chris’ girlfriend, Elizabeth (Sophie C. Kargman ’08)—during winter break. David, an aspiring writer, and Elizabeth, who has already launched a successful literary career as a published author, soon relaunch a long-running argument over the true authorship of one of Elizabeth’s works. When the three characters find themselves in possession of the unpublished manuscript...
...brought a certain style to the House,” Eck said. She added that Coveney’s retirement “is like saying goodbye to a member of the family.” Coveney retired after taking a leave of absence from his job last winter. He came to Harvard in 1980, he said, and was promoted to building manager of Lowell House in 1984. “My time here has been terrific. I don’t want to leave, but my health doesn’t permit me to stay and be fair...
Harvard track and field kicked off its indoor season with a fast start at Saturday’s Northeastern Husky Winter Carnival. While no team score was kept, both the men’s and women’s squads registered strong opening meets, with a combined 15 top-10 performances on the day. The women’s squad had the strongest debut, with three winners and 12 top-10 finishes. Junior Becky Christensen won the high jump by clearing 1.72 meters. “Basically, the goal is basically just shake off the dust and get back into...
...this point,” she said, “we’re just going to get through the winter and see what needs to be done in the spring...