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Winter Is Here!

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Photos by: Jennifer Alvord

Winter has FINALLY arrived in Central Texas. On December 8, highs were in the 40s and lows were below freezing.
With colder temperatures, the leaves start to turn colors and fall from the trees.
Mass Comm students bundle up to stay warm while walking around campus.
Jackets, carves, hats and coffee to stay warm.

 

PR seniors Soraya Herbert and Kaley Hanson are chilled by the wind.
Soraya Herbert says, “I am NOT made for the cold.”
Kaley Hanson braces herself for the wind.
Soraya Herbert and Kaley Hanson start to accept the cold, but still do not enjoy the 40 degree weather.
Jennifer Alvord

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