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Perennial tradition

By Mark Alden Branch ’86 | 8:08am February 25 2020

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Every year around this time, we stalk the area around the High Street gate, waiting to bring you breaking news of the arrival of these little irises: the first hint of spring on Old Campus. Welcome!

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