"...NESTLED IN THE TALL GREEN SHADOWS, OF THE ADIRONDACK HILLS..." There was no doubt about it! The winters in Canton were brutal. One cold day (-40 degrees F), I was trudging through the snow to class and saw a friend going in the opposite direction. I said "Hi!" and smiled, finding it very difficult to unfreeze the smile on my face. And so, the splendid Autumn with its reds, golds, and yellows and the resurgent Spring with the smell of grass and the first daffodils were always a welcome time for the students. We made the best of winters we could with parties, dates, ice hockey games, and the trickle of entertainers that would brave the elements of the North Country. "Where were you when..." That Fall of sophomore year was particularly memorable, as though it was yesterday. It was a Friday afternoon on a beautiful November day and I was in Hepburn Hall finishing up my organic chemistry lab experiment and being one of the last to leave the la...