Student Archaeologist and Anthropologist share thoughts on the theme “next level”

To wrap up publication this semester we asked archaeology and anthropology students what their next level looks like and what their aspirations as archeologist or anthropologist is. Next level is away of looking into the future and understand what they foresee especially careerwise.

Here are some of the responses I got

Head Of Department Notifies Students’ And Staff On Postponement Of Lectures.

Prof. Alabi (Head of Department), Archaeology and Anthropology, University Of Ibadan has officially notified

“members of Archaeology department that lectures will not hold today and

HOW PREPARED ARE YOU FOR THE NEW SESSION? ( A LOOK INTO TIME IN RETROSPECT, THE PRESENT AND FUTURE.)

If you consider yourself someone who could predict or see the future I bet you never saw all that happened in the previous year (starting with the pandemic to lock down, protest against police brutality, ASUU strike and the uncertainty about resuming on campus to the new normal of learning the virtual model) or did you?

MEET YOUR FELLOW AASAITES WEEK 1

Editorial | Another LAP

“Once you’ve raced, you never forget it…and you never get over it.” – Richard Childress
“Running is the greatest metaphor for life, because you get out of it what you put into it.” – Oprah Winfrey

In sport, a race is usually divided into different phases, laps or legs. These are sections in which acceleration is subjected into an ascending order. Only those that wish not to lose are also those that end up being winners. However, the will to win is nothing until the will to prepare is added.