Students around Morningside campus today are all wearing jackets, as the weather at 10 in the morning hasn’t gone past 60 degrees. The wind, lightly blowing the crisp air through the middle of campus, is tolerable and provides a crispness to the weather. The overcast sky isn’t exceptionally dreary. Leaves already falling from some of the trees in the center of campus.
Outside Older Student Center, I find Dominic Means, a student at Morningside. As he approaches the doorways, I ask him if I can interview him for a short few minutes about the weather, and he nods in agreement. He’s wearing a light, cream colored jacket with his hand in the pockets, and jeans. Looking warm out, I ask him how he likes the weather today. He looks to the sky and back around campus and says easily, “It’s brisk and cloudy, not very much win, so it’s nice. It’s not too hot and not too cold!”
The classrooms may be a bit warm on campus today, but walking outside feels fresh. The weather is turning from the summer heat to the windy autumn at Morningside College this September, and students are enjoying it.
Other than spelling, this is nicely done, Jianna. It presents an image and your source supports it. But consider the questions readers might have: Is there a newer student center than Olsen? Why does Dominic look warm on a cool day? What did he win?