What is your standard for a snow day?
“If there is ice on the roads, it’s a snow day.”
Harrison Esterley, sophomore, economics and management and society
“Like as in how many inches? I’m from California, so any amount of snow is a snow day to me.”
Maura Masatsugu,graduate student, master of accounting
“If it’s unsafe to get to class or too much ice. A lot of people from this area don’t have the proper clothing.”
John Thomas,freshman, chemistry
“I’ve never experienced snow down here, but my dad told me that if we get a couple inches of snow, people freak out.”
Caitlin Sommerville, junior, political science
“If the roads are frozen, or sidewalks, buses can’t run, and students have a potential for slipping and falling on ice.”
Yun-Ah Park, sophomore, public health
“Just some ice on a path-way could be dangerous if someone slips or falls.”
Helina Gan, sophomore, biology and psychology
“Just any snow on the ground. Ice on the roads. Anything.”
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Caleb Peterson, junior, exercise and sport science and communication studies
“Growing up, any ice on the road was a snow day in North Carolina, but realistically, a couple of inches of snow.”
Usman Rahim, sophomore, public policy and economics
