Students Use School Closing to Catch up on Homework
By: Hubert Tate
Updated: February 21, 2013
LITTLE ROCK, AR-- Some students at Arkansas Tech University describe the winter weather in three words.
"It's very wet," said student Heather Burnn.
Pope County emergency workers advised students to stay off the roads to prevent any problems. Arkansas Tech University leaders cancelled school Thursday.
For some, no school means extra time to complete assignments.
"I love it. because i have a report due and I have to do it today actually," said Burnn.
The weather is helping others review notes for Friday exams.
"I was probably going to do good on the test anyway, but the more time to study, the better," said Nicholas Guerrieri.
The undergraduates say just like their professors, the weather is unpredictable.
"I didn't know whether to bring an umbrella or not . Dress warm or not warm. It's kinda crazy," said Anthony Guerrieri.
Students say even though class was cancelled, the homework continues.
"It's very wet," said student Heather Burnn.
Pope County emergency workers advised students to stay off the roads to prevent any problems. Arkansas Tech University leaders cancelled school Thursday.
For some, no school means extra time to complete assignments.
"I love it. because i have a report due and I have to do it today actually," said Burnn.
The weather is helping others review notes for Friday exams.
"I was probably going to do good on the test anyway, but the more time to study, the better," said Nicholas Guerrieri.
The undergraduates say just like their professors, the weather is unpredictable.
"I didn't know whether to bring an umbrella or not . Dress warm or not warm. It's kinda crazy," said Anthony Guerrieri.
Students say even though class was cancelled, the homework continues.
