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Input: (feeling like I post here too much, sorry)

The predicted temperatures and windchills are in the - 30s for the next few days. That being said, no one in their right mind would really want to walk around a campus because it didn't close. Just about everyone has a 10-minute walk from class-to-class, including staff. It doesn't seem ridiculous to ask for 2 days of no classes. 

The argument is that we should dress for it, or just not come. But how does one dress for such low temperatures never seen before by this region? And many professors take graded attendence. So missing a class or to "just 'cause" could actually affect grades by a letter or so. Unless there are no classes. 

I just don't feel that I should be paying thousands of dollars just to have my safety and wellbeing so flippantly disregarded.

So am I the asshole, here?



wanting my university to close for the weather