The burning question in my mind is whether you helped build any of those great ice sculptures at Michigan Tech. I lived in Ontonagon and I remember driving up to Houghton and seeing them.
Winter Carnival -- I can't take any credit for that. The really impressive sculptures were the work of the engineering students and the frats, not grad students in the Humanities department. I vaguely remember some students at St. Albert the Great University Parish making a little replica of St. Peter's Square one year, and I may have helped out with that in some small way, but I don't remember the details.
In the historic winter I lived in God's Country, I had a VW with electrical problems and the nearest VW repair shops were in Houghton or Hurley, WII. Those displays are breath-taking - as are the homes of Hancock under the lights and under 4' of snow.
The burning question in my mind is whether you helped build any of those great ice sculptures at Michigan Tech. I lived in Ontonagon and I remember driving up to Houghton and seeing them.
Winter Carnival -- I can't take any credit for that. The really impressive sculptures were the work of the engineering students and the frats, not grad students in the Humanities department. I vaguely remember some students at St. Albert the Great University Parish making a little replica of St. Peter's Square one year, and I may have helped out with that in some small way, but I don't remember the details.
In the historic winter I lived in God's Country, I had a VW with electrical problems and the nearest VW repair shops were in Houghton or Hurley, WII. Those displays are breath-taking - as are the homes of Hancock under the lights and under 4' of snow.