Tuesday's Tardies

Debbie Rodgers (nursing) is out today, and her classes are cancelled. Karen Caig (English) and Traye McCool (history) couldn't drag themselves in either, and their classes are cancelled as well. Martha Gattin (applied technology) is still out at a conference, so don't go a-lookin' for her around campus today either.

Be sure to check out the student organizations meeting today (look over to the left). Have a great one!
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