Multiple Multiple Choice? 1 essay topic.. 3 essay topic... Utter Chaos

At first, I handled the choas by collaborating with my three friends and then I saw that everybody else jumped up at the idea of the curve which was the one thing I actually wanted. After the curve was settled upon, then I think I used avoidance. It wasn't more that I was avoiding it because there was no chance of winning, it was more that I just left it alone once I knew that everybody would agree on the curve. I believe that the test was pretty fair, it was my own mistake that I messed up on the essay which was where I was docked the most points, everything else was pretty okay. I didn't have a problem with the format of the test, it was pretty straight forward I thought so I guess I just let the rest of the class battle it out for the format.

After seeing everything that happened during that class, I suppose I could've been more accomodating to try and figure out ways to change around the test to help the other students instead of just kicking back when I knew I was going to get what I wanted out of that class.

It was only the first test and now we all know how they are.

hm, I'm sure we'll do better from here on out.

HUEVO

Our team started off pretty okay, I felt like it was an episode of Zoom from PBS. We knew the deadlines for planning and to actually build it and we knew the restraints were 8 straws and some tape. There were several ideas that were being thrown out; a cube, just building a barrier around it, and finally, the cylinder/hourglass look. Flaws were noted. The cube, we weren't too sure if we could do it. Just building a barrier around it, we were afraid 50% of the egg wouldn't be exposed. Finally, some member came up with the cylinder structure and we all agreed on it. The structure itself, seemed sound. The egg was basically hovering inside the cylinder and the straws on all sides of it would save it from impact. If it were to topple over in any direction during the fall, it would be okay because the other straws would keep it from touching the ground. It was very nicely guarded from any impact. The design was made and when it came down to actually constructing it, we had some leftover supplies that we ended up just taping onto the structure. And finally, Huevo was secured and ready to drop....
and did he survive?

YES!

All in all, I felt the group did a good job working together to help plan the successful drop of HUEVO. Everybody had a specific task and did it. In constructing it, we all had some part in building pieces that were later put together.

- the cheerleader <3

RANT

What is bothering me righttttt this moment;


I'm flipping through my planner now trying to see what I have to do for the week and for the upcoming week for school and I keep seeing "Finance Group blah blah blah due" or "Marketing Group blah blah blah due". And so, I realized this is something that is a management-type problem and voila, here is my rant.


Have I tried to contact group members? Yes. My finance group is actually slowly coming together minus one individual ( who I know is in the class; I see that she signs the attendance sheet ). So, the group has made the primary decisions without her.


Marketing Group with Sajeesh:
The members have such conflicting schedules that make it nearly impossible to meet together which I can sort of understand but I see that the Marketing Milestone is due Oct. 20th. Professors should understand that their students do NOT all have the same time schedule. Yes, you are required to work in groups with big companies but the thing with that is you know they are going to be there everyday, probably 9-5 with you so you are able to work together on that project whereas with school, that is just not the case.


Not that I mind group work... it's just at this moment, I keep thinking about how I'm supposed to manage to get all 5 members from 2 different classes together when I can barely formulate one group to meet together to discuss the project. These projects count for a chunk of our final grade too.



Flustered, Yes. But bearable.

WELCOME!

Hey there, fellow classmates! Name is Angela Ng and I am currently a junior majoring in Finance & Investments. Currently, I work in retail for Hollister Co. and I've been there since the summer I started college. It had flexible hours that was perfect for my transition to college and now I hope to break through into Corporate America and look for possible internships to see what exactly I want to make a career out of. Well, this semester, I'm taking more classes that are in the business field so hopefully, they will help to point me in the direction of what I'm interested in.

Other little tidbits:
I live in Staten Island and the commute is definitely a hassle but it's okay, only a year and a half left until I graduate. My family is really important to me, especially my dad who has given me everything to the best of his ability. Anthony, my little brother, also attends Baruch and is the brainier of the two and I adore him. In my spare time, I tend to hang out with my friends or my beau and eating always seems to be priority.
I'm pretty easy- going and it doesn't take a lot to amuse me.

Well, I guess that's it for now.
Until next time.

Angela Ng
http://thinkangelang.blogspot.com/