Monthly Archives: September 2009

I found the library tour to be very useful for my future educations at Baruch. Jahn showed us everything that the Newman Library Center has to offer. He took us to the printing room and explained how to do everything step … Continue reading →

I found this enrichment workshop pretty useful. It would’ve been much better if it wasn’t so crowded. Waiting in line for such a long period time didn’t really enrich me in anyway but I did get to socialize with some … Continue reading →

On Tuesday we went for a library tour at 12:30pm. There was a bit of confusion but we all made it. Having been to the library almost every one of my breaks, I thought this this tour wouldn’t be helpful … Continue reading →

I was actually intrigued by this article and surprised how many people are struggling in speech. Communication is very important in business matters and is a necessity in life, during presentations, speeches, funerals, etc. When the article talked about cellphone … Continue reading →

In order for a person to be a great speaker, he has to actually practice speaking to his peers orally rather than through technology. When people gets used to communicating through technology, their ability to speak clearly and fluidly lessens. … Continue reading →

After reading the paper complaining that young people is losing their communication skills, I come to an acknowledgement that I too, was one of those young people that is losing my communication skills. Indeed, communication skills are very imporant to … Continue reading →

In class, we discussed how good communication is crucial to get a job. We discussed how body language and eye contact is very important. It shows the audience that you are knowledgeable in what you are saying. People will listen … Continue reading →

Last Thursday 9/17 was our first workshop which was the Freshmaan reception workshop and it sort of felt like orientation all over. First off there were sooo many kids outside the room waiting to get in. Once everyone was able to enter … Continue reading →