Word: winterizing
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...meeting of the Harvard Electric Club last night the following officers were elected for the coming winter: president, J. C. D. Hitch '95: vice-president, C. Stevens '95; secretary and treasurer, F. A. Richardson '95; librarian, W. E. Clark '95. The three first officers and the following compose the executive committee: J. F. Vaughan '95, A. W. K. Billings '95, and F. E. Frothingham '94, chairman...
...five, or one at five and another in the evening. This would give every one a chance and would remove the necessity for a waiting list. If this reasoning applies now it must apply in greater measure when the football and tennis season is over. In the winter time men must exercise in the gymnasium if at all. This or some other plan for making a better opportunity for class exercise must be adopted and adopted soon, or this branch of our educational system will lose the spirit of liberality which characterizes the policy of the University...
...made in perfecting the work of the candidates. The freshman and 'varsity games which come towards the end of the month will give an opportunity to judge of relative merits and will afford the first chance for open competition. From these games good work can be done through the winter and an unusually fine team turned out for the spring meetings...
There is a scheme on foot for giving up one or possibly all of the regular winter meetings and substituting open handicap games in Boston some time in February or March. It will be necessary to obtain the consent of the Athletic Committee, but hopes are entertained that a petition will be successful, as such games would greatly improve the financial standing of the association. The regular winter meetings have seldom netted any profits...
...report of the treasurer of the H. A. A. reveals a state of affairs in the association's finances which is decidedly unfortunate. Last year it was pretty clearly shown by the small number of entries for the winter meetings and by the small attendance that interest in them was for that year at least at a very low ebb. Doubtless these meetings have been one of the causes of the present deficit in the treasury. They cost money and bring a very inadequate return. Moreover, we remember at least one outdoor meeting last year when there were practically...