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April 17, 2003
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
Joe Nuccio, second-year Law School student, slumbers in front of the Maxwell-Dworkin Building. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe)
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Spring's the thing:Winter of discontent gives way
Was it a dream? For two days this week spring dropped in for a short visit, and trailed in its wake the usual attendants - flower-strewing fairies, sleeping students, sunbathers on the Memorial Church steps, and barefooted rhinos. Then, just as suddenly, spring sprung a leak, leaving us once again overcoated, frowning, yet eternally hopeful.
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The paradiselike weather inspired Lily Sparks, who is studying to be a concert pianist at the Longy School of Music, to perform the role of a beneficent fairy, giving away flowers outside the Holyoke Center. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe)
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Students take to the Yard to soak up the temporary gift of sunlight. P.J. McCann '06 (left) and John Ames '06 find a bright spot on the steps of the Memorial Church to stretch out and, uh, chill. (Staff photo by Stephanie Mitchell)
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David Foster, Law School class '05, is framed by one of the rhinos outside of the Biology Labs. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe)
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