University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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In the dead of winter when frigid temperatures made the snow crackle. HofTers' canoes, lying dormant on the shore, posed an interesting contrast to the iceboats beyond.

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Spring brought out the leaves as the trees seemed to well up and choke the Carillon tower. The Seasons Added Color... Regardless of how much we detested those cold winter mornings and hated the damp, dismal, seemingly continual spring rains, no one could deny that the change in season helped keep the everyday hum-drum more interesting, and always provided conversation at breakfast. Then, too, there were the bright, warm, clear spring days that seemed to make all the bad ones worthwhile after all. Old man winter made Winter Week successful this year with a lush supply of snow and ice for the occasion. He hadn't done this well in some time.

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The Atmosphere Was Grand Sometimes it seemed as though there was nothing on earth as wonderful as sitting back in casual clothes with our feet up on the table as we looked out over the placid lake and drank in the soft, warm, spring night air after a satisfying day of campus activity.