Regional Studies (U.S., Canadian, Foreign)

Your alarm pulls you into the week. After grabbing coffee, you head to Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Today's lecture focuses on ethnography in the American Southwest, examining how cultural practices define community boundaries. Later, you dedicate two hours to reading *The Legacy of the Plantations* for your Regional History course, taking detailed notes on economic structures. You grab lunch with friends at the dining hall, discussing weekend plans and comparing notes on professors. The afternoon is a mix of email checking and light review before a quick gym session to clear your head.