Word: winterizing
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Professor H. B. Richardson of Amherst College wants the selectmen to pay him $110 for damage for allowing the student who had the varioloid last winter to remain in his house instead of taking him to a pest-house, and they refuse...
...trustees of Columbia have provided temporary gymnasium accommodations for the college, and in consequence of the expense incurred thereby have withdrawn their annual gift of $200 for college sports. The Spectator suggests the holding of a winter meeting (similar to those at Harvard and Yale) in the gymnasium next term...
After a woful experience of cutting winds and clouds of dust, the authorities of Cambridge have finally resurrected their watering carts from the winter's retirement, and set them to work on the streets. The beneficial results of this policy suggests that something be done also to lay the dust on the road-ways through the college grounds, where it is so disagreeable in its effects, especially since the late pleasant weather has caused so many windows to be kept open...
...prohibition principles was stormy and inaccurate. The blue-eyed and vegetarian supporter of idealism would of times be present and gently insinuate that all these new ideas were to be found in Plato. Papers were read by the "big bugs" and discussed by the little ones, until in one winter Mrs. De Sorosis had done more to disseminate the cant terms of German metaphysics than the originators of them would have done in half a century, and today there are more twenty-five-year-old disciples of Carlyle, Hegel and Emerson, more short-haired women and long-haired men, more...
...being done this year in rowing. This is surely the case with us ; and the steady work of our crews should certainly receive more recognition, and they themselves should receive a more liberal support throughout the college than can fairly be said to be accorded them at present. Our winter athletic meetings were certainly a success. But our correspondent's description of the enthusiasm and energy displayed at Columbia in the branch of general athletics will tend to show that the struggle for inter-collegiate honors has by no means been abandoned elsewhere ; rather that it is being pursued with...