A furry interloper has been prowling the hallowed halls of Harvard Law School.
The visitor in question touched off a social media frenzy this week after professor Annette Gordon-Reed alerted Twitter to his presence, marveling at the tabby cat nonchalantly strolling around the school’s upper floors.
Well, here’s something you don’t see everyday: a cat wandering the halls of Harvard Law School. I’m used to seeing my colleagues’ various golden retrievers. This is the 1st I’ve seen of the cat. I’m told he is a neighborhood cat who comes by from time to time. pic.twitter.com/zbo6xeClWw
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