The voice of new media is a powerful one. Of course, everyone in Madison knows this. A recent survey conducted by klout.com ranked UW-Madison as the second most influential college on Twitter. We use our digital voice to cheer on the Badgers or perhaps yell at Gov. Scott Walker.
Looking out the window and watching the snow circle to the already-white ground invites me to blissfully reminisce about the sense of triumph, giddiness and playfulness last year's snowday created. Like yesterday, I felt like a kid again. And judging by the thousands of Badgers who ran amuck through the snow-covered streets, I wasn't the only one.
One year ago, Neha Suri died of bacterial meningitis. One might describe Neha as a senior at UW-Madison originally from Singapore, a student majoring in journalism and political science, an employee of UW Rec Sports and a member of The Daily Cardinal. But those descriptions hardly give justice to the person Neha was.
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