Let It Snow, Let It SnowWinterFest 2008 events to welcome students back to campusStudents returning to Holy Cross from winter break will see evidence of the record-setting snowfall of 30 inches of snow that fell in December — but only in snow mounds. The rest of the snow melted in surprisingly high temperatures earlier this month (67 degrees on Jan. 8!). Ah, winter in New England. Never a dull moment. In fact, this unseasonably warm weather probably won’t stick around for long. The average snowfall for Worcester is 65 inches, which means we’re not even halfway toward reaching that amount. No matter what the weather, the Office of Student Affairs has plans to keep students warm when they return to campus on Jan. 13 with WinterFest events. Classes begin Jan. 16.
Join Dean Austin, Dean Peterson, and your fellow students for yummy S’mores, homemade sweets and hot cocoa, and some great conversation in this wonderfully cozy setting. MONDAY, JAN. 14 Picasso Corner: Express yourself on canvas. Claim an easel, a paint brush, and unleash your inner artist. Picture-Frame-It: Do you have some pictures hanging around but no picture frames? Well, come on by and decorate one to fit your picture perfect moment. Jewelry for Jewels: Start the new year by giving a special gift to the children of Worcester. These will be donated to the after school program at St. Agnes Day Care Center. Come create a hemp bracelet or beaded necklace and make a child’s day. Plus, snow cones and cotton candy for snacking. Women’s Basketball vs. Dartmouth Grocery Bingo TUESDAY, JAN. 15 Movie: Dan in Real Life (PG-13) Related Information: |
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