An e-mail circulating late last night, purportedly from the Freshman Dean's Office (FDO), announced the cancellation of all Harvard classes, but College administrators said the message was not true.
"It seems to be a hoax, as I have heard nothing of the kind," Lewis wrote. "It also doesn't sound like the FDO's language."
Several of Harvard's organizations have announced scheduling changes due to the storm.
The Institute of Politics cancelled all public forums for yesterday and today, Harvard Hillel closed early yesterday and will not open today, and the Harvard News Office will also remain closed until tomorrow.
Dining halls and libraries will be open today.
University Health Services (UHS) shut down its regular services, canceling all routine appointments for yesterday and today, but will continue to offer emergency care, with a reduced staff.
"We are open on an urgent care basis," said David S. Rosenthal '59, director of UHS.
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