Hoodie Hoo didn’t do it … again
Eagle’s Tale editor-in-chief Tasha Brown and associate editor Allison Koontz brave the snowy weather resulting from a complete disregard of a proper observance of Hoodie Hoo Day last Friday.
Once again, we have failed at preventing winter’s wrath. Hoodie Hoo Day passed unnoticed yet again on a beautiful 70-degree day filled with Chacos and short sleeves. But now, a few inches of snow blanket the ground, snow which keeps falling with no sign of stopping.
We apologize for disregarding this little known, but official, holiday which require participants to yell “Hoodie Hoo” outdoors at noon on Feb. 20 to ward off future cold weather.
The Eagle’s Tale staff takes personal responsibility for the icy roads and cold toes. We regret our error and will strive to observe Hoodie Hoo day in 2016.
Click here to see the 2014 editors combat the cold.
Click here to see what happened on Hoodie Hoo Day 2013 after a lack of proper staff response.
Click here to learn more about the history of Hoodie Hoo Day.
