Word: snow
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...occasional pair of moon boots. Shorts and flip-flops, which have been spotted around campus throughout the mild winter months, were definitely out. The cold snap brought confusion to some students’ outfits. “Sunday, I saw people running around in shorts, jumping in the snow and not knowing what to do,” said Gabriel M. Scheinmann ’08. The change in weather has forced many students to burrow into forgotten corners of their closets to revive that woefully neglected winter wardrobe. “I finally had the opportunity to wear...
...found online, a little over 1,200 brave souls took the plunge and worked their way through the humorous 30-question exam. They trusted the Harvard network with their deepest thoughts on topics such as the great River-Quad debate and their personal preferences for certain members of Snow White’s team of seven admirers. Wenxin Xu ’09, a Biochemical Sciences concentrator in Wigglesworth Hall, wrote in an e-mail that though he thinks it would be “a lot to ask” for a multiple choice survey to unite soulmates...
Most students had less distance to travel, but for some the snow was particularly inconvenient...
Although yesterday’s storm was severe in comparison to this winter’s weather, it was not as intense as the blizzard of Jan. 2005, which left some places in Mass. with over three feet of snow and forced students to endure 80 m.p.h. winds, according to the Boston Globe...
...snowdrifts. “We didn’t actually know if we’d make it to the tournament,” women’s co-captain Chloe Stinetorf said. “We literally got out of the bus and pushed it out of the snow four times.” The effort was well worth it, though, as both teams returned with parallel victories in pocket, 21-6 over Brown and 16-11 over Penn. Princeton, another expected competitor on Sunday, could not make it because of the weather conditions, postponing the final outcome...