This Wednesday in Highland Heights, Kentucky it is going to be a low of 0 and a high of 6 with wind gusting up to 15-25 mph. Because of this, the high will be in the negatives, estimating -25 degrees. This area is under a winter advisory already. I care about the safety of my peers and faculty and think it would be best to remain home and not risk going outside in these hazardous conditions. 

In this weather, going outside could cause frostbite within 15 minutes. Also, these hazardous conditions could impact the morning commute, meaning our commuters will be unable to get to class safely. The extreme temperature is not only a danger to our safety, but can also negatively impact our education through tardiness and mental sluggishness.

Sign this petition to encourage university officials to cancel classes AND all school related activities on Wednesday the 30th in order to protect our NKU family. 

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