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Not so wonderland
Snow woes and winter blues have taken their toll
Whatever happened to the threat of wintry mix that churned out little more than a magical late-night dusting? For the past few weeks, the forecast has been outright blizzard, and the suffering of shoveling and deepest of winter blues have wracked the region. Harvard saw its fair share of snow woes — events were canceled on more than one occasion, and workers busily cleared sidewalks of snow and ice. But, surely as the days are getting longer, the sun will rise again! Snow will melt! Trips to the Caribbean will be bought, and mucho margaritas will be drunk!
Snow daze Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer
You can stand under my umbrella
Massive snow walls create a narrow pathway for pedestrians to navigate.
All rung up
A worker removes snow and ice outside of Memorial Hall.
One
A lone mitten is propped in the snow near Radcliffe Yard. Spooky…
Slushy
Parking lot of doom!
Snow shoes
To survive this weather, wearing these Medieval-looking contraptions just may work.
At your own risk
Wigglesworth Hall forms the backdrop as a blizzard rains down on Harvard students.
White out
Harvard’s new athletic field sits under a foot of snow.
Mayday!
Better to ditch the vehicle and walk.
Hot toddy
What glowing warmth awaits inside Lowell House?
Blizzard of one
Majestic snow swirls outside Memorial Hall.
Think spring
Bus of dreams!
