My Management Experience

Hmmm, What can I say?
Was the class boring? No, it was great!
The activities challenged my brain receptors
The blogging, decision making and of course the egg protectors
The class was like a zoo, a mess
Struggling so hard for 5 extra points on the test
Going to McDonalds asking for exactly four pickles
A fool already, might as well pay with all nickels, right?
And here I am, reading this poem out loud
Hoping to make Professor Kurpis proud
My face red from embarassment, but it is okay
Because at the end of the day, what can I say?
Management is fun, it made us #1!

Communication via Blog

I am glad that this will be one of my last post! but i will miss it! The truth is, there are times where i am so lazy that i don't even comb my hair before leaving my house. So writing in this blog required a lot of time investment, but i did not regret it. I always dreaded the next post and always procrastinate till the last minute of the due date to post, but it really helped me to communicate with the rest of the class. I loved how each post was connected to an activity or something we learned in class. Hearing what the other students have to say and reading their feedback helped me understand what points the lecture wanted us to learn. For example for the decision making activity, we were clueless when were all trying to make a decision. but reading the feedback of everyone, i get an insight of what everyone else was thinking. Oh...I was not alone or I was not the only one that didnt participate. Or Oh....thats the point she was trying to prove. We learn that their are certain roles that people choose to assume in a certain environment. and making the whole class do the activity based on our grades created the right tension that would exist in a real life situation. Therefore, overall the blogs were enjoyable, useful and definitely a great way to learn and communicate to the 50 other students in the classroom.

HELP! Your opinions will be greatly appreciated!

It is saturday morning, barely hitting noon time and the rain is killing me! but yes i am blogging on a saturday morning. last night was one of the most humiliating night i've had yet! like every other college student would do on a friday night, i was stuck at a karaoke bar with a group of my friends. and what takes place at bars when all these testosterone filled males are intoxicated? immature fights of course, it just so happened that i was there and witnessed the fight from beginning to end. The tension began when i was playing a game of dice called "bullshit" with a fellow friend of mine...more of an acquaintance i would say. when a good friend of mine came over to give me some tips on how to beat this guy. this acquaintance who was obviously mad because he was losing to a girl decides to take a dice cup and chucks it at my friends face. It all happened so fast, i didnt know how to react. i can feel the fire coming up from the throat and out my nose and eyes! my friend's eyes end up cut and he was blind for literally a few minutes due to the force and close distance of the throw. Can you guys feel the anger inside me? How can someone hurt somebody else merely over a game? a room full of friends enjoying a fun night is now ruined, and is full of worry, anger and many more.
Thank god my friend is okay because we brought him to the ER and the doctor said as long as the swelling goes down, his eyes will be okay again. My friend also files a police report at the ER for assault. now this is where i need help. my friend called me about 30 minutes ago, asking if he should keep the case open. I mean they "were friends" even though they've had a few grudges prior to this incident. My friend just want the guy to pay his medical bills and maybe call it even. What do you guys think? The guy obviously was immature, and was not feeling sorry for what he did. so should be be put behind bars? or should he just be liable for the medical bills? which way will let him learn a lesson and learn from his mistakes? pleasee help!