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Daylight Saving Time ended on Sunday, which means we collectively gained an hour of sleep and lost all will to leave our dorm rooms and warm, cozy beds. However, the trees around campus are putting on a genuinely stunning fall display, with vibrant hues of red, orange, and yellow peeping out.

That said, take a moment to look up from your phone between sections and appreciate the foliage. There’s so much beauty around us... you just have to catch it before 5 p.m.

1. Quad Lawn Trees

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2. Tercentenary Theatre Trees

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3. Tree by Lamont

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4. Lesley University Tree

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5. Tree Right by the River

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6. DeWolfe Street Trees

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7. Japanese Maple outside 14P

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8. William James Hall Trees

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9. Barker Center Tree

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10. Mount Auburn Cemetery Trees

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11. Quad Walk Tree

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12. Quincy Street Trees

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