Remembering Winters Past: Snowy Scenes Of Campus and Beyond
Punxsutawney Phil, who failed to notice his shadow on Groundhog Day, has predicted an early spring, which could mean no more snow this winter.
With that in mind, snow lovers will enjoy a few wintery scenes of the University of Arkansas campus and region from past winters. Some of the photos in this collection are recent – from the past few years – while the black and white shots were pulled from University of Arkansas Libraries Special Collections and Razorback yearbooks.
Before putting away your snow boots, please note that Punxsutawney Phil is a woodchuck not a meteorologist.
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UREL
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