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Photo Essay: Haverford Presses Pause

By Staff on April 1, 2021 |

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Although Haverford did not have a traditional week-long spring break this year owing to the pandemic, classes were cancelled on March 29 and 30 as part of a “spring pause”. The Clerk’s photographers set off across campus to document how Fords spent their long weekend.

Students make their way to the Screw Date opening ceremony after attending the South Asian Society’s Holi celebration (photo by Max Cox ’23)

First-years read off their pickup lines at the Screw Date opening ceremony. Screw Date is usually held in the fall, but this year it was postponed to the spring because of the student strike (photo by Max Cox ’23)
Fords enjoy the lovely weather on Lloyd Green (photo by Max Cox ’23)
Friendly Farm Animal Petting Zoo brought their furry friends to Leeds Green on Monday, March 29 (photo by Arshiya Bhayana ’22)
Photo by Aby Isakov ’24
Photo by Aby Isakov ’24
Cherry blossoms were in full bloom across campus (photo by Arshiya Bhayana ’22)
Photo by Max Cox ’23

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