This Thursday after the biggest snowfall I have encountered this academic year, I ventured to campus to grab some pictures which I posted to my Twitter account @aaronrogier. Through searching the hashtag #CoMoSnow MyMissourian put them together in a nice album of a snow covered Mizzou Campus. Thus happened my first time experiencing de facto syndication by strangers through the instrument of social media.
I’m not going to wax contemplatively in this post on how social media brings people together, because other people are probably already doing that better and more articulately than I feel like trying to do right now. I just want to throw up some more pictures from Thursday’s walkabout.
Clicking on any of the below pictures will take you to the full resolution image.
The journalism corner of the Quad. The first J-School in the country even though Berkley and Columbia like to pretend they have a duopoly on graduate level journalism education.
Thomas Jefferson’s original grave marker sitting in from of the Residence on the Quad and covered in snow.
A view of the Lafferre Hall, the engineering building from the south.
Townsend Hall, home of the University’s School of Information Science and Leaning technology and the roads in front of it.
Here again is the picture of the columns that lead the post. License information for these pictures and those featured in the gallery at MyMissourian is below.
This Mizzou Snow Photo Gallery by Aaron Rogier is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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Pretty much feel free to use these as long as you attribute them to me, and ask politely before appropriating them for commercial use.