18 days to go...
Horrors of early day network problems came back.. with a 12 hours network blowout that messed up quite a few company forms. I'm not really complaining though, but I think this blog is.
The budget 2006 has been released, and students seem to be suddenly sprouting jargon regarding the same. I don't know if this should be called Budget fever or placement fever. The companies should have a field day trying to question the students' regarding the budget, one of the few topics of relevance of all types of companies. By the way, good news to the aam aadmi, the prices of ice creams will be down. Aaj tak decided that this was worth a "flash news". Me thinks Aaj Tak should stick to doing sting operations on unsuspecting smalltime TV actors.
One kind soul somewhere on the IIML network (popularly known as Weedstock) has managed to get most of the movies considered for the "Best Picture" Oscars. Evenings are suddenly getting busier, with Brokeback mountain the new flavor of the season.
A private equity firm made an appearance on campus yesterday, much to the delight of millions of finance students. One question by an Alumnus, "How many of you have read te RJR Nabisco case?" was enough to excite them. Tsk, these finance students' are so easy to please! We also had an intense cross Q&A session, with some fin guys (and one particularly popular "fin-atic" girl) so kicked about the occasion, that when they ran out of questons, they decided to ask the same question over and over again!
The budget 2006 has been released, and students seem to be suddenly sprouting jargon regarding the same. I don't know if this should be called Budget fever or placement fever. The companies should have a field day trying to question the students' regarding the budget, one of the few topics of relevance of all types of companies. By the way, good news to the aam aadmi, the prices of ice creams will be down. Aaj tak decided that this was worth a "flash news". Me thinks Aaj Tak should stick to doing sting operations on unsuspecting smalltime TV actors.
One kind soul somewhere on the IIML network (popularly known as Weedstock) has managed to get most of the movies considered for the "Best Picture" Oscars. Evenings are suddenly getting busier, with Brokeback mountain the new flavor of the season.
A private equity firm made an appearance on campus yesterday, much to the delight of millions of finance students. One question by an Alumnus, "How many of you have read te RJR Nabisco case?" was enough to excite them. Tsk, these finance students' are so easy to please! We also had an intense cross Q&A session, with some fin guys (and one particularly popular "fin-atic" girl) so kicked about the occasion, that when they ran out of questons, they decided to ask the same question over and over again!
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