Monthly Archives: November 2009

These meetings are really, really awesome. So far we studied a guy who did street tricks with psychology, hypnotizing people to see different colors and more. That was really fascinating. The other meeting had the scientific advisor to Lie to … Continue reading →

In a communication workshop held by an honor society, I met a korean immigrant who is now teaching me korean in exchange for him learning english. Cool, eh?

Very interesting debate that was well catered. I found my professor Tom Bonnet as a panelist and it was a surprise. The pro gay marriage side appeared to me as much more logical arguments. One of the anti gay marriage … Continue reading →

This is one of my favorite clubs because the students are intellectually curious and knowledgeable. It is a small club, but it was fascinating hearing a professor speak on the recent nyc elections. There’s always a good discussion going on … Continue reading →

The toastmasters are a society for public speaking and they are really something special. It feels like such a close knit but open to outsiders community. The events are a lot of fun and useful. I will definitely become a … Continue reading →

It was an excellent concert. I thought that I didn’t like Mendelssohn’s compositions based on what I heard from limewire, but this particular piece blew me away. It was written after his sister, who was also his best friend, died … Continue reading →

In the first I learned the basics of the club. They do trivia and interesting activities most of the time to improve everyone’s knowledge of trading. It is a very well organized club and the student speaker is phenomenal. In … Continue reading →

Fascinating discussion of the Baruch law majors. I learned what classes I should take for entrepreneurship later and a little bit about the required law course. I also saw how much work the hopeful law students have to do! The … Continue reading →