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I like the fact that “PAWS to think” is on a Tuesday. For myself, Tuesday is a very busy day and I will enjoy not having classes on Oct. 8 (my father’s birthday).

I do not understand why so many people are complaining. I mean it is a day-off from classes. I am going to enjoy my day-off, if someone is not then maybe he/she should sit in a classroom and pretend you have class.

I have heard like a hundred students complain about the fact that “PAWS to think” is on a Tuesday. People are just upset about not having a three-day weekend. I like the fact that there is going to be a day-off in the middle of the week. It’s a nice break.

This break is for us to sit back and study, for midterms (yeah right), everyone is still going to cram night before their test; but that is okay. Teachers are really going to enjoy this day it is a nice break for them. One day of not seeing students, no headaches, no problems just a nice civil day, to relax.

To me, that is what everyone should do, relax and take in the fact that half of the semester is already finished.

You can just tell that some of Georgia College & State University’s professors need a break, but that is okay because a good amount of GC&SU’s professors work real hard and could use a rest.

Professors here at GC&SU like the idea of having a “PAWS to Think” day, in fact some of the teachers like it so much, that they are giving their students Monday off too. So some of the students really are getting two days off, hence getting a five day four-day weekend. How sweet is that?

I like this “PAWS to Think” to me this shows that GC&SU wants their students to do well on their exams, or projects. This university wants their students to do well, and by giving the students at GC&SU a day-off shows that the university cares about our schooling.

I can’t believe half of the semester is already done, so enjoy your day off before the semester is finished all we start all over again in January.

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