It might seem that the Dickinson community would be used to snowfalls by now. This season we had snows before Thanksgiving, in early December, and even on Christmas Day. On President's Day weekend, however, we got hit with the biggest storm since 1996. Nearly two feet fell on the region, and the college was forced to close and cancel classes. That didn't stop college photographer A. Pierce Bounds '71 from venturing out, however.

Above: entrance to campus. Right: the stairs to Old West are covered with snow. Below: snow obscures the walks on Morgan field and the sign in front of the Waidner-Spahr Library.	Photos by: A. Pierce Bounds, Dickinson College
Above: somewhere under the snow is one of the red Adirondack chairs.	Above: snow blocks the entrance to the President's house.

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