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day Every I walk through the Boulder campus, I witness many cultures, religions, and ethnicities interacting and coexisting together. Often I notice that despite their differences, people of complete opposite backgrounds can communicate and discuss such things as religion completely problem free. Other times I notice cultural boundaries and racial differences prove to great a problem to allow people to communicate effectively. Outside of the University Memorial Center I observed a white-Caucasian male interacting with a male of Indian ethnicity. The white male was speaking on behalf of the Catholic Church and held a sign with the words "JESUS SAVES" across it in large blue letters. Both seemed to be deeply engaged in the conversation, both contributing to it with intuitive questions and good listening skills. The white male wore a cross, displayed proudly over his shirt and repeatedly grabbed it as if to emphasize his strong beliefs. The Indian male mostly listened, occasionally interjecting with a brief question or comment. The Indian male seemed to be interested in what the white male had to say. The conversation continued for 10 minutes until the Indian male pulled out his phone and politely excused himself from the conversation. The white male waved goodbye and continued his "preaching" in the UMC square. In this observation both parties expressed a great interest in what the other had to say. They treated each other with respect and seldom interrupted each other. When interruptions were made, they were brief and seemingly helpful and insightful questions. On face value, they both seemed to exhibit good communication skills and polite mannerisms; for example a farewell handshake and an initial greeting from the white male to the Indian male in order to initiate the conversation. A possible reason why this conversation went so smoothly could be that with a religious upbringing both the Hindu and catholic religions teach to be kind to your neighbor and live a life free of confrontation. The Indian man's upbringing, if religious, would teach him to be open to the beliefs of others and to always be open to conversation about his own beliefs. My second observation occurred inside the UMC Food Court. Two whiteCaucasian males about 30 years old were sitting at a table eating their lunch. Male 1 had his laptop open and was diligently typing and was pseudo listening to Male 2, who was talking to him. Male 2 seemed to be in a bit of a hurry, constantly checking his wristwatch every few minutes. Both were wearing a suit and tie and seemed to be on their way to a meeting or class of some sort. Male 1 was very calm and relaxed, but in contrast Male 2 seemed to be on edge, tapping his foot with impatience, and rushing Male 1 by urging him to finish his food faster, joking that he was going to throw Male 1's pizza in trash. the They soon departed the UMC together after a brief conversation between Male 1 and an unknown female, whom I am assuming is anacquaintance that he crossed paths with on the way out the UMC front door. Male 1 portrayed himself as a calm collected person that was ready for whatever he was scheduled to do that day. Although he was acknowledging Male 2 in the sense that he was no totally ignoring Male 2, Male 1 failed to truly listen to male 2's thoughts. Male 1 was too busy typing on his laptop to actually hold a twoway conversation. Male 2 seemed to be frustrated with Male 1 due to the fact that Male 2 was stressing about the time, and Male 1 wasn't helping to ease the stress by eating slowly. Male 1 also engaged in another conversation on the way out the door, in spite of the fact that they might be late for something. A conflict presents itself in this situation in two ways. One way is that both are from an individualistic culture and are prone to confrontation. The other way is that each party member represents each side of the university culture. By this I mean Male 1 personifies the college life, laid back, cool, and collected. And in contrast Male 2 shows the side of the university teachings to be professional and punctual. My final observation was made inside the McDonald's on Baseline. The conversation was between a white-Caucasian Female approximately age 50 and a Mexican female cashier approximately age 30. The white woman seemed to be frustrated with the service at the McDonald's due to the fact that she could not understand the woman operating the cash register. She frequently used violent hand gestures, criticizing the level of competence of the employee followed by shrugs and sighs of disappointment. After waving over her manager, the cashier stepped aside and allowed the manager to handle the angry customer. The customer then finished her order, received her food and soon after left. From my observation it seems to me the customer was being impolite and thought she was above the employees of McDonalds. She became angry with the cashier simply due to the fact that she may not have spoken the best English. She treated the employee unfairly and may have caused problems between the cashier and her employer. The white female, being from a more individualistic culture was more assertive, whereas the Mexican woman was cooperative and respectful to the angry customers wishes. Being from a collectivist society the Mexican woman avoided confrontation and did what was in the best interest of the group by having the manager deal with the angry customer. Through my observations I have learned that although people may come from different backgrounds, they still communicate. Whether it is through a conversation or just by reading body language, all people interact and learn from one another.
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Path: Colorado >> EMUS >> 1832 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> PHIL >> 1100 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> EMUS >> 1832 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> EMUS >> 1832 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> EMUS >> 1832 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> PHIL >> 1100 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> EMUS >> 1832 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
Description: What Rocks are Made of Rocks are made up of minerals 2/11/2008 10:57:00 AM How do minerals form? Three ways. o Cooling From Melted rock (volcano) o Chemical Precipitation from a solution (the crystallized minerals left in a tea kettle after water h...
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Path: Colorado >> GEOL >> 1010 Spring, 2008
Description: Glacier erosion and transport Read First notes.missed 2 days 3/17/2008 8:23:00 PM Glaciers are the biggest components of erosion and transport Erosion = removing material Transport = moving materials How do glaciers erode? 1. Basal sliding (whole gl...
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Description: Sea Level 3/17/2008 8:22:00 PM Sea level rise from melting glaciers during last major glaciation = 120m When did the ice start to melt most quickly? At 13,000 years ago (steepest slope Sea level changes: why do we care? History: o People live near ...
