Author Archives: Hao Diep

This post may be more offensive towards Baruch than I’d like it to be, but the workshop, and probably this whole section of Baruch, seemed pointless. If there was any section of Baruch that is under appreciated, or rather misplaced, … Continue reading →

Since this was the last personal enrichment workshop offered before the deadline, the room was packed, with some people being unable to be seated. It seemed to be well organized, but if only I had come more out of interest … Continue reading →

Basically, this was like a condensed information session with many relevant departments in attendence, and I can honestly say that this workshop was very helpful, though there was some unnecessary tedium involved in it. To get a signature for this … Continue reading →

Now, though Baruch seems to stress attendance to workshops outside our own comfort zones, I didn’t think it’d mean actually finding excuses to fill one of the categories because there weren’t many workshops, but that’s what happened with the global … Continue reading →

Yep, my blogs are long overdue, but that’s okay, because I took good care to remember what happened Well for one, the library tour execution was sloppy at best, with dates and time being changed around and they didn’t quite … Continue reading →

This was one of the more important, if not necessary workshops that I had to attend at Baruch, since without this workshop, I can’t request for a mock interview (though honestly, I don’t think I will take advantage of this … Continue reading →

(09/24/09, 12:30 PM, Fulfills the Student Life Enrichment) Club Fair, the big event where you get to learn about clubs, get some free food, and sign up for any club you were interested in. The Club Fair, to say the … Continue reading →

This article, although almost four years old, seems to apply more and more to the reality of today, as we become more hooked on social networking sites, addicting ourselves to Blackberry’s and iPhones, it leaves less and less time to … Continue reading →