Karilynn Burks finished writing her paper an hour after she started it.
"Once I actually started writing, it was not that hard. Starting my homework is always the hardest part," Burks said.
Burks was actually very interested in her writing topic, as she went to a speaker about it at Snyder Hall at the Michigan State University.
The speaker last night is the founder of Inema Arts Center, an art center in Kigali, Rwanda that offers classes to orphans teaching them skills like painting, dancing and sculpting.
Burks talked about the benefits of the art center, and how she hopes through journalism she can help spread awareness of the good happening in the world.
Once Burks was finished with her paper, she said she was happy she did it sooner rather than later.
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