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The UCR students from Juliet McMullin's spring 2010 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology describe their concerns, struggles, beliefs, and contexts in which they live and learn. Thank you to Mike Wesch at Kansas State who started the conversation with his students' video "A vision of students today." We hope to engage the conversation by drawing on the strength of our diversity.

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• A vision of students today

[IzzyGoldrunner]

I go to UCR and I have two friends that were in that class. Really, this video makes you think. I loved looking at it.

[McMullinAnth]

@IzzyGoldrunner Hopefully we can do more things like this on campus.

[Thebevadeva]

Wow, what an amazing video. Great way of making anthropology relevant to the lives of American students. This is "culture" too! Good job, all! I also recommend "My Freshman Year," a great ethnography about life in college.

[McMullinAnth]

@Thebevadeva "My Freshman Year" is a wonderful ethnography. Great suggestion.

[OliviaHuerta]

UCR!!! :)

[ANGIExFAMOUS]

I went to UCR for one year my freshman year, and these were all reasons that I couldn't stay and transfer back home to a private university.

[Cloud2049]

osht i go here lol

[bsfatboy]

i'm late to the conversation, but a lot of valid points were made, but I couldn't help but laugh that you used some excuses, that students use, as valid problems.

[whiteblackshoes]

Wow this is so good. I can't wait to attend UCR in the fall and make a difference of my own!

[PR0GRAMMING]

Pretty interesting.

[hellabombfasho]

i checked this at around 3am, it is now 11:30am and there have been ~160views in that short time frame ive been asleep! amazing