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University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, January 22, 1992
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■ Watson Library will have orientation and instruction tours from 11.30a.m. to 12.15p.m. and 1:30p.m. to 2.15p.m. today.
■ The office of study abroad will sponsor an information session at 3 p.m. today at 4098 Wescoe Hall about studying in countries where Spanish is spoken.
- The office of study abroad will sponsor an information session at 4 p.m. today at the French department library about studying in countries where French is spoken.
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ON THE RECORD
**Thirdy-kee KU bus passes valued together at $1,280 were taken between Jan. 13 and Thursday from the Kansas Room in the Kansas Union, KU police reported.**
**A blue mountain bike, chain and combination lock valued together at $315 were taken Monday from the bicycle rack on the west side of Oliver Hall, KU police reported.**
**A KU student was running from Lot 58 to the Kansas Union on Saturday when he fell and cut his chin. The student went to Adams Alumni Center and was transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital, where he received stitches and was released, KU police reported.**
Students reveal all for first annual snow
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PRINCETON, N.J. — About 65 Princeton University students threw aside their books—and their clothes for an annual ramp in the snow early Tuesday.
In a two-decade tradition, students bared all but hats and footwear at the stroke of midnight to run amid the flakes of what they declared was the year's first significant snowfall.
Naked students ran laps around Holder Courtyard on campus and did calisthenics. Some ran downtown.
The light dusting was enough for sophomore-class organizers, who had fretted that a mild winter would deprive them of the revealing romp.
Participants promised there would be a repeat performance because of the low turnout in 20-degree cold. Usually, several hundred of Princeton's 4,600 undergraduates cavort in the raw.
The "Nude Olympics" usually begins when a freshman carrying a torch leads a shivering procession onto the courtyard, but Tuesday's fun featured neither a torch-bearer nor Olympic theme music.
About 300 of the runners' schoolmates watched.
The event drew attention last fall, when worried parents of a prospective Princeton student wrote columnist Ann Landers. She advised that the tradition wasn't harmful.
"There really is not that much snow, but if it doesn't snow again, we couldn't go down in history as the first class not to run the olympics," said sophomore Jamie Iannone of Willingboro.
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