Hurricane Isabel lost some of its punch as it travelled through the mid-Atlantic region but it still delivered plenty of wind and rain to central Pennsylvania. Damage around campus was relatively minor, as branches and small limbs were blown off trees, although one large tree did come down. While most schools in the region were closed, Dickinson remained open on Friday.

	Above: the Mermaid survived Isabel's winds. Top left: one large tree on Britton Plaza outside the HUB was toppled during the storm.
	Above: chemistry professor Dave Crouch and his class are sheltered from the weather inside Althouse. Left: clean-up started early Friday morning.
Photos by: A. Pierce Bounds, Dickinson College	More Photos »

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