Category: Exploring Columbus

After being a grad student for a little over a month at Fisher, I have realized that a big part of being a grad student at Fisher is the overall “experience” outside of the classroom.  I have sought every opportunity to network, get involved, and socialize over the past month that would possibly fit into my schedule.  Here is a really random list of some things I have done to enhance my experience @ Fisher:

Welcome back boys and girls! Well the last two weeks have been so much fun, I haven't had time to write something to all of you. So lets hear about all the fun that occurred: -Had the opportunity to balance a cash flow statement and work on a LIFO / FIFO example on my accounting midterm! -Was able to explain how each time Britney Spears performs an embarrassing moment (shaved her head), she shifts her demand curve to the right, thereby increasing her price point for ticket sales on my economics test!

May I just announce that this time of the year is my favorite! First of all, Halloween in the top three holidays of the year. I LOVE the creativity and humor in all the costumes. Since I've been in Columbus, I've always enjoyed the Short North, and it just so happens that they throw one of the best parties in the town.

Haven't seen any posts from a few of the authors lately. Heard that several people pulled all-nighters (literally) with the OB case. Well, guess what: we're going to see the same case in Econ this week! I'm undecided whether to prioritize a TV or a real cell phone in my purchases. The unspoken thought that made GO choke with laughter was "So I heard that N had just as good a performance as your candidate". Speaking of which, so far Sunday pickup soccer has failed miserably.

Don't let your schedule fool you: If your weekend is looking promising, you're probably forgetting a few commitments.