Final Reflection
I have had many moments in school, high school in particular, where I’ve questioned if what I was studying would…
Hello readers!
I am a first year Art student at UBC, enrolled in the CAP Global Citizen program. I grew up in the North Okanagan in a small town called Enderby, which is pictured in the background landscape of my blog page. This blog was set up for my ASTU 100 course, and I will therefore be using this space to share my interpretations of the concepts I learn in class. I hope you enjoy my posts, and I encourage you to leave comments for me to consider and/or discuss.
-Lauren Shykora
I have had many moments in school, high school in particular, where I’ve questioned if what I was studying would…
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