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Endangered Species Event Over-Hyped and unexplained

November 8, 2015 by Archived posts 11 Comments

IMG_1682By Melanie Limon | Staff Writer |

Endangered Species! Did that catch your attention?

Apparently it didn’t to some of our students, even though posters of the event were plastered around our  schools halls.

With barely any information given about the event other than the time and place, it was a surprise to simply find a piece of artwork that was barricaded and advertised with yet another one of the posters that was used to sponsor the event.

When I arrived to the display, there was no one there to explain what it was, and there wasn’t even anything that described who made the piece or what it was about.

I noticed that the poster in front of the display only said 11 a.m. but on all the other posters it stated 11 – 5 p.m., the timing shouldn’t have been different for the poster in front of the display and the ads placed around the school and website.

As a former art major, I know that art speaks for itself and that everyone has a different interpretation of what a piece can mean to them, but with the topic being of such great importance, I feel like it should have at least been explained a bit more to educate students more about the topic.

I looked around to see students relaxing in the lobby of the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) without acknowledging the display and those who did notice were confused about it.

Jessica Trevino from the Information Desk in the SMSU said that she had multiple students come and ask her about the event but she didn’t have any info other than it was the Cross Cultural Center who was hosting it.

Disappointed, I left without learning anything and more confused than before.

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: #BlackLivesMatter, #StudentUnion, artsandentertainment, calstatesanbernardino, csusb, endangeredspecies, event, melanielimon, overhyped, students, University

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  11. Candy Copeland says

    November 9, 2015 at 9:42 PM

    I'm sorry to hear that your students missed an opportunity to learn about wolves. If, that's what it was going to be about. I invite all and anyone reading this wanting to know more about wolves and current situations to see our "Wolfwatcher" Face Book page at https://www.facebook.com/wolfwatcher.org or visit our main page for National Wolfwatcher Coalition at wolfwatcher.org. We are also on Pinterest at https://www.pinterest.com/NWCmedia/ where we have a Junior Wolfwatcher Board for students. We need more students to get involved and learn how to advocate for them. Please, know the facts visit our pages. Thank you,

    Candy Copeland, Social Media Director for National Wolfwatcher Coalition

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