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I can’t believe the semesters almost over. Crazy. I believe in all of my events I am past the requirements of my class, though I only went to three or four workshops. Keep me informed soon if I am still … Continue reading →

I have no interest in being an accountant but I was curious and they had free pizza. Becker is a company that helps people pass the CPA (accounting) exam. They charge a lot of money but it looks pretty good. … Continue reading →

Ogilvy gave a whole presentation on their company, and it looks great for the learning experience. They are just a solid gold company. I will do more research on that internship when I have more time…

I’m sure I’ve done more things around the school I can put up here, but they’re not coming to mind right now. So, in case you’re curious, here’s my plans. I am currently working on two practical, right now businesses. … Continue reading →

I’ve been to many meetings and know the president, Tanvir, as a casual friend now. I signed up to be a class representative so I can attend higher level meetings. This year’s government looks really organized and Tanvir himself is … Continue reading →

I went to the salsa dancing club and had a lot of fun. It’s way easier than it looks once you get into it, though I have two left feet.

I can’t remember which club, as this was my first meeting I went to in Baruch. I gave an idea though for a workshop on Forensic accounting, they liked it, and they made it happen a bit later. Freakin’ sweet.

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 →