Monthly Archives: April 2010

Well today is a beautiful day. Actually, this hour is a beautiful hour. It marks the very last assignment, project, or lab that I have to do in my first year of University. It’s this very blog post actually and … Continue reading →

The tragedy in Haiti was obviously well broadcasted, and many fund-raising actions took place in order to raise money for the recovery. Interestingly I didn’t hear as much about what the people in Haiti felt, but predominately heard of the … Continue reading →

I was downtown yesterday, just strolling down Robson Street, when we casually passed Zara’s. Just conversationally I said, “Did you know that Zara has impressive vertical integration because they are designers, manufacturers and retailers!” Without sounding shamelessly cheesy I thought … Continue reading →

Entrepreneurship is something that, to me, is so intriguing and exciting, but incredibly horrifying at the same time. Opting out of any and all arts classes or courses that foster creativity in order to take “the most difficult course load” … Continue reading →

A gentleman by the name of Mahesh Nagarajan came into our lecture and gave a captivating lecture on supply chain. Not only did I gain incredible respect for him merely on the basis of his presentational skills, but I also … Continue reading →