CT reporters asked the student populace this week how they survived the raging slush storm.
Josh Kadrich Ph.D. candidate
Biology
Elliot Chandler Mechanical engineering
Freshman
“I went sledding. I took cardboard boxes and put them in trash bags and went sledding. My friends and I drank 40s and rode mini-bikes down the hill, but I kept tumbling down the hill. Then I went to the snowball fight in Monroe Park, and we used the sleds as shields.”
“The sixth floor of Brandt had a floor-wide football game in the snow. It was cold and I got sick, but it was worth it. Now I can tell my kids about it.”
Sydney Bordeaux AFO
Junior
Chris Hutton Forensic biology
Freshman
“I went out for five minutes, and I threw some snowballs, but I had work to do. Procrastination.”
“I just had a snowball fight with a couple friends.”
Hope Taylor AFO
Freshman
Henry Jensen Political Science
Sophomore
“I kicked over a snow penis.”
“I admired it, and then went home and cuddled up in bed.”
Ashley Reynolds Business management
Freshman
Kyle Raiche Theater
Senior
“I went to the midnight snowball fight. I hit some girl in the face, but it was an accident.”
“I’m from Boston, so I like the cold, so I fight the snow by buying ice cream.”