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Spotted on Campus: Snow, snow, and more snow!

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Debbie Lechtman
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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Syracuse chapter.

Does anyone else finally feel like we’re in Syracuse?

So, I think we all need to have a serious talk with Mother Nature, because the weather’s been nothing short of schizophrenic. One day it’s pouring rain with no snow to be seen on the ground; the next, we can’t even leave our dorms and South Campus apartments because the snow is practically as tall as we are (or maybe I’m just too short). And here I thought spring was coming!

At least we got a snow day. I mean, half a snow day. Did the powers-that-be at Cuse seriously go easy on us for once?

Although, of course, they couldn’t give us the whole day off, because as the old saying goes: no matter how much it snows, you’ll never get a snow day at Syracuse.

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Debbie Lechtman is a sophomore at Syracuse University majoring in magazine journalism. In addition to interning at Her Campus this winter, Debbie writes for the Syracuse branch of Her Campus. She is also on the Syracuse gymnastics team and has written for several publications on campus. Debbie loves writing, Anthropologie, evil eye charms, and her dog, Justin Bobby. In the future, she hopes to pursue a career in either journalism or advertising.
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Elora likes pina coladas and getting caught in the rain...but only warm rain, and especially rain that's packaged in summer thunderstorms! The sophomore magazine journalism and English major is an assistant feature copy editor for SU's independent student newspaper, the Daily Orange, and is a contributing writer for GALA Magazine. She is also a brother in the community service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega. Elora has country music on her iTunes for every possible mood and she will never turn down a Dave Matthews Band concert, a trip to Panera Bread or a pickup soccer game. Although she's not sure exactly what she wants to do after graduation, she hopes to use writing to make a difference in someone's world.