We find all sorts of oddities and treasures on office cleaning day, the one time of year we’re asked to join together in tidying up our desks and common areas.
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Alumni House Cleaning Day
We find all sorts of oddities and treasures on office cleaning day, the one time of year we’re asked to join together in tidying up our desks and common areas.
- Wendy Krause Hathaway '04
- February 21, 2014
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