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This is how a hall of 41 guys (and a few honorary members) can do some massive construction with snow, turning a normal piece of Houghton lawn into a work of art in 14 hours. Odysseus Braves Poseidon's Wintery Waves was the title of this year's statue for the theme Greek Myths Unfold in a Wondrous Land of Cold. All pictures are thumbnails. Click on them if you want to see a bigger and better picture, under 411k. |
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| Here's the story behind our statue. No one else managed to choose the same story we did, which is a good thing. |
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Poseidon was done by the winning fraternity, but that's a good thing. This is the second year in a row where we've "chosen" the winner of the Class 1 Month-long winner. | |
| We have Odysseus catching a wave, with his mouth hanging open in fright. |
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Here is the buff Poseidon riding his dolphin-driven chariot, carrying the most stubborn trident on the face of the earth. | |
| Complete with letters, the late shift left the statue around 7 am, to be judged later that morning. |
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Oh yeah, Das Lowenhaus pulls off it's 5th Class III One-Nighter First Place award! | |
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