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Lake Carnegie was crowded with ice skaters when Elizabeth G.C. Menzies of Princeton took this photo, probably in the late 1950s. Frigid temperatures in January enabled the University to open the lake for skating again this year (see a slide show at PAW Online). Menzies, who worked in Princeton’s Department of Art and Archaeology and was an author and historian as well as a photographer, died in 2003.