In its home among the plants at the edge of the Beyer-Murin Gardens, near the on the ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Campus, the large black squirrel statue is a campus landmark, a central meeting place and a photo opportunity.
Apparently, it can also serve as a fashion model or an impromptu "lost and found," wearing clothing that might have been lost or accidentally left behind by students.
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