Cornellians Embrace Snowy Fun on Campus
Cornell University in Ithaca reported that Cornellians gathered to enjoy a snowy event. Social media posts accompanying the report used winter symbols, including a snow person and a snowboarding icon, to emphasize the fun experienced during the event. The report noted that the gathering took place on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca.
Source: Cornell University
Source Type: College
Source Location: Ithaca
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