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Multiple Storms Blanket Campus in Feet of Snow
Published: February 12, 2015
Boston received 71 inches of snow in just seventeen days (January 23 – February 9), shattering the 30-day total of 58.8 inches set in 1978. The ENC campus and Quincy area are blanketed with snow, resulting in several days of cancelled classes and the Facilities team working extra hours to clear the roads and paths. Student Government organized events to pass the time, including snowball fights, a dodgeball tournament, an Art Night, and movies in the parlors. To see more photos, check out ENC’s Facebook photo gallery.
The front lawn covered looking at Wollaston Church of the Nazarene and Munro Hall
Gardner Hall behind mounds of snow (a bench is covered in the bottom right)
Looking towards the massive beech tree and Mann Student Center
Canterbury Hall and Memorial Hall
The Student Government organized a snowball fight on the lawn (Photo: Jared Tomey, 18)
(Photo: Jared Tomey, 18)
The front gate is covered
A path curves through the snow towards Gardner Hall
ENC Facilities worked long hours to remove the snow and clear pathways
Photo: Student Government Association
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