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December 08, 2017

Capturing the essence of this little Mexican shop in Victoria BC.

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Vision of students

December 08, 2017

A small and simple video were you can learn a little bit more about the life of young adults in school today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xU-4zaXquus&feature=youtu.be

I totally agree with Sherry in this one. Yes, technology has come to make our lives easier. It was supposed to connect us with people in a way we never imagined before, and yes, it is helpful most of the time. We have access to a world of information, and it allows us to stay connected with the people that we love, share your life with others with just a click and express yourself. However, thanks to that we have lost the chance to have real communication with each other, to “connect” the right way, person to person.

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CMNS 160 Katia Gzz: Katia González began her theater studies when she was 16 years old in Artist Factory Academy in Monterrey, Mexico. By the age of 18, she was awarded a scholarship by Universidad Regiomontana to continue with her major in Communications and theater at the same time. Since then, she has worked with renowned directors in the theater community back in Monterrey. She discovered her love for radio when she began her studies as a professional broadcaster and joined U-ERRE Radio with her own show. Now, she´s in Victoria, Canada as an exchange student ending her major studies.

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