By ALIYAH BIDWELL, Student Reporter
Students are ready for some fun as they prepare for their last week of class before spring break.
Emily Pray, a freshman undecided major and minor, said she is planning to go with the BCM on a mission trip. Other than that, she plans to go home and spend time with her family.
“The BCM is doing a missions trip, so we are going to be at a camp, and we will be helping people all while spreading the gospel,” Pray said. “I plan to wear a mask when I am on the trip, and I will also wash my hands and social distance, of course. Other than the BCM trip, I look forward to helping plan my sister’s wedding.”
Alyssa Donaldson is a sophomore social work major. She said she plans to go home and spend time with friends and family.
“I am going back home to Elk City, and I plan to spend time with various family members and hanging out with my friends,” Donaldson said. “I don’t plan to be a part of any big gatherings, and I do plan to wear a mask. I am looking forward to getting some rest.”
Carys Delaplane, a junior nursing major, said she plans to spend time with family, get some rest and work on homework.
“I am traveling to my house in Enid to spend time with my family, and I might go to Oklahoma City to go shopping,” Delaplane said. “I have already gotten my covid vaccine, so I am confident in that, and I will continue to wear my mask and washing my hands. I am looking forward to the opportunity to sleep in.”
Britni Stewart, a junior agriculture education major, said she is going to Oklahoma City to join her family at the Oklahoma Youth Expo.
The youth expo is the largest livestock show in the world, and she will be showing cattle and goats over the next two weeks.
“I will be traveling to Oklahoma City, and I will be going to the stock show, being with family and showing,” Stewart said. “I will be wearing a face mask and social distancing and taking my precautions. I am looking forward to being where I love to be most. That is at the stock show and spending time with my family.”
