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    Home»News»Waco Updates

    Class Canceled for Feb. 9

    By February 8, 2011Updated:February 9, 2011 Waco Updates No Comments1 Min Read
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    Due to deteriorating weather conditions during the morning hours, Baylor University will close at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday, Feb. 9). Weather conditions worsened well beyond what was predicted and planned for, so the university made the decision to close the campus for the remainder of the day. Please use your judgment and discretion as you get on the roads to go home. All classes are canceled beginning at 11 a.m. Some campus services, such as residential dining, will remain available to students. The Baylor University Shuttle (BUS) will continue to run until 12 noon, but routes may be delayed due to weather conditions. A determination on tonight’s Baylor men’s basketball game with Nebraska will be made later today. Check the Baylor website for updates on closures and cancellations.

    Matt Hellman | Lariat PhotographerWith classes canceled due to inclement weather Friday, students took the opportunity to roll a giant snowball outside the Baylor Sciences Building.

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    Thursday night and Friday brought 2 inches of snow to Waco. Due to inclement weather, Baylor canceled Friday’s classes and Saturday’s Winter Premiere.

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