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Jan. 27th, 2018 07:37 pmI have printed my Cultural Anthropology syllabus. I have printed the instructions for the three assignments -- an ethnographic reading, an ethnographic experience, and an ethnographic interview. I have read the two textbook chapters assigned for the first week. I have emailed my professor to say hi.
And then I logged into the Slack workspace Prof. T set up for class discussions, so as to get a timely start on my class participation... and he hadn't created the first week discussion channel yet. *headdesk*
I might print hard copies of the PDF chapters for highlighting and margin notes, or I might not. We'll see how I feel about that on Monday afternoon.
On Monday morning I have a meeting with my scholarship coordinator, which requires an inconvenient bus trip both there and back. (Too early in the morning going there, too long a wait between the meeting's end and the bus's arrival going back.) I may peek into the bookstore and see about buying some new highlighters, and also a nice green pen to note all my reading and assignment dates on my wall calendar, since my old green pen is dying. (I color-code my calendar notes. Black is work, purple is church, green is school, red is my menstrual cycle, and blue is everything else -- birthdays, travel plans, visits, appointments, concerts, recycling days, etc.)
Also, if you belong to any interesting subcultures (religious, leisure activity, workplace, whatever) and are willing to talk about them for my ethnographic interview in a few months, drop me a comment?
And then I logged into the Slack workspace Prof. T set up for class discussions, so as to get a timely start on my class participation... and he hadn't created the first week discussion channel yet. *headdesk*
I might print hard copies of the PDF chapters for highlighting and margin notes, or I might not. We'll see how I feel about that on Monday afternoon.
On Monday morning I have a meeting with my scholarship coordinator, which requires an inconvenient bus trip both there and back. (Too early in the morning going there, too long a wait between the meeting's end and the bus's arrival going back.) I may peek into the bookstore and see about buying some new highlighters, and also a nice green pen to note all my reading and assignment dates on my wall calendar, since my old green pen is dying. (I color-code my calendar notes. Black is work, purple is church, green is school, red is my menstrual cycle, and blue is everything else -- birthdays, travel plans, visits, appointments, concerts, recycling days, etc.)
Also, if you belong to any interesting subcultures (religious, leisure activity, workplace, whatever) and are willing to talk about them for my ethnographic interview in a few months, drop me a comment?
