Single Digits.

This bizarre red and aquamarine knit single-finger glove was found two weeks ago by local eccentric Julia D. outside Butler Library. We presume that the button and string at the end somehow attach to a full-handed glove, but we just don't know.

It'll Keep You Warm, But That's About It.

This blue fleece GAP brand right-hand glove with snap at the wrist was found last Tuesday outside Lerner by bicyclist Colin P.

Leather Lefty.

This black leather lady's left-hand glove was found on College Walk last week by noted intellectual Adela Y.

Skiing? In This Weather?

This black right-hand Seirus brand ski glove with leather palm was found Sunday by gadfly Rian R. outside John Jay.

Sometimes Lightening Strikes Twice

In a statistically improbable turn of events, Gloves I Found reunited Brendan H. (pictured) with yet another glove this weekend.

Out For A Blustery Night On The Town.

This kray synthetic knit left-hand glove with sequence was found sometime last week by go-getter Sarah S. outside the gates of Barnard.

Babies in Synthetics

This black synthetic knit baby's glove was found on Broadway and 114th by gadfly Rian R. Friday afternoon.

Dainty Glove, Albeit A Dirty One.

This somewhat dirty tan leather lady's right-hand glove was found outside Hamilton Hall Wednesday by campus notable David S.

Another Life Made Whole Again.

Lauren H. (pictured) was reunited with her glove last Thursday.

Damn, Those Are Fly Gloves.

This pair of hot pink synthetic little girl's Hannah Montana gloves was found on the 1 train by winter-wear enthusiast Jasmine L. in the wee hours of the morning last Sunday, her birthday.

Biker Glove?

This well-worn blue, yellow, white, and black workman's or biker's glove was found last friday by gadabout Noah B. outside Milbank Hall