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Media is an important resource in our lives and a popular pastime that many people enjoy, therefore, my group decided on the theme of movies. Movies are versatile because they can be enjoyed in groups or individually. Luckily, Baruch is located in Manhattan which has many movie theaters within traveling distance. We wanted to incorporate the experience of a movie theater so we started at the beginning with choosing the movie. Before you purchase the tickets, a movie must be chose. Critic write movie reviews to help movie goers decide if a movie is interesting. The movie review on the remake of Romeo and Juliet showed the dramatic differences from the original play. It is up to the consumer to weigh pros and cons and decide if they are interested in the movie. An alternative to a fictional movie is a documentary. The article gives the reader a preview of the upcoming documentary based on Jeremy Lin’s successful basketball career. There are many varieties of movies and some of them come with the choice of upgrading it to 3-D. Whether or not to purchase the slightly more expensive tickets is an ambivalent issue so we turn to a study done by New York Times to see other consumers decide. After you purchase your ticket, movie theater snacks are next. Popcorn is mostly associated with movies so we decided to look in to see how it all started. It turns out that initially popcorn wasn’t sold in movie theaters. After enjoying a movie, movie goers often search for the producer and cast so that they can enjoy another movie they collaborated in. Maybe Daniel Radcliffe will come up in your search since he is both an actor and a producer. The article we chose focused on Radcliffe’s career in the film industry. We chose this article because many of us are curious about Radcliffe’s career decisions after the completion of the Harry Potter movie series.
Our Bearcat article does not relate to our theme of movies but it is important to our group because we are Baruch students. In our upcoming years here at Baruch, we will learn about many corporations because they may be our prospective employers. Other than the company’s history and values, relationships among coworkers are important as well. Many of the projects we will be assigned in the future as interns and employees will require working in groups. Building strong relationships with one another will allow us to communicate effectively with each other especially when we need help.
The popcorn and the movie ticket articles are relevant to Baruch because they relate to finance, one of the many popular majors here at Baruch. Movie theaters began selling popcorn because it was inexpensive to make which led to high profits. 3-D movie tickets contribute to revenue significantly because consumers will purchase 3-D tickets regardless of the extra dollars. The remake of the popular play Romeo and Juliet express the changes in our society. We will experience many changes in our life, especially in college. Similar to the remake, some will react positively while others will react negatively towards change. We cannot deter change, so it is best for us to adjust to it with an open mind. Many of us are familiar with Daniel Radcliffe and Jeremy Lin; they experience change too. The documentary of Jeremy Lin illustrates how he transitioned from a student attending a prestigious college, to a popular athlete playing for the New York Knicks. Before Daniel Radcliffe became Harry Potter, he was just a child. Radcliffe went from a regular child to an actor, and now he’s a producer. As many of us can imagine, he has experienced a lot of change in the past decade, but he took advantage of it and pursues with his interests in mind. The BlackRock information session showed that although they are an investment firm, relationships between coworkers are important as well. As students, we need to have healthy relationships with our classmates as practice for the corporate world.