Make-Up for Week 3 Lab

Tuesday at 2:30 I will have a session for people to make-up part of the week 3 lab on skeletal anatomy, for those who were absent.  It will be in the usual lab room.  Be sure to bring the printed labsheet for week 3.

Midterm 1 Essays Posted

I’ve posted the essays for the first midterm in the password-protected section of the Cabrillo course website. These are due by the start of class on Tuesday, March 18th (preferably earlier by email). Please read the directions carefully. Consider all of the questions as a good preliminary study guide.

hello anthro students

My name is Jessica and I am a Cabrillo College student that hopes to transfer to San Diego state if I can get good enough grades to study journalism. I want to be like that journalism girl in the movie blood diamond, a great movie if you haven’t seen it you need too. I have a pitbull named buster that is super cute. I like the bands Pantera and Metallica, and I love good music. I am kind of a computer nerd. I like to sell things on Ebay, a lot. Lets see I took cultural Anthropology at Cabrillo and really enjoyed it, and I hope this class will be just as interesting. well not sure what else to write, so see you in class.

Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Event

Please mark your calendars and join the ASCC Student Senate at the commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Wednesday, February 27 in the new Student Activities Center Plaza (between the 2 new buildings above the bookstore).

11:00 a.m. Performance by Colored Ink – historical and contemporary commentary with live music.

12:00 noon Speakers: *Cabrillo President Brian King
*1st place winner of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Essay Writing Contest.

12:30 p.m. Free Food

1:00-3:00p.m. Performance by Mandjou – African drumming and story telling

Sponsored by the ASCC Student Senate, Cabrillo College Foundation, EOPS, and the Cabrillo Inter-Club Council

For more information call: Steven Bumgarner, 535-9963 or email at:ltdlopace@comcast.net

Hello Anthro Students!

Welcome to the blog for Michelle Merrill’s Anthropology classes (ANTHR1 and ANTHR1L). When I receive an email from you, I will send you an invitation to join the discussion.  Once you are logged on, please reply with a comment to this post as a way to introduce yourself to the class.  This will be a space for you to share Anthropology news links, ask and answer questions about what you’re learning in Anthropology, or share information that will be of interest to your fellow students.