Along with Crawfish season (see below) April also means all sorts of choices for activities in New Orleans. Two weeks ago we had an Ironman triathlon and one week ago was the Cresecent City Classic which included 20,000 runners, many of which were Tulane MBAs and professors. Pictured above are […]
Late March and early April brings the start of Crawfish season to New Orleans. Tulane sure does know how to embrace it. This picture illustrates how over 16,000 pounds of crawfish was passed out to Tulane students and staff at the 2009 Crawfest. It was a free all day event […]
Here we have three prospective students; Omar, Terrell, and Adrian. Again at the student gathering at Rambla. -Mr. Price
Tonight begins another admitted Student Preview weekend! In this picture you see Eric and Chonchol (both current 1st year MBA students) and a prospective student (I didn’t get her name) at a social event at Rambla in the central business district of New Orleans.We all spent about two hours together […]
So I read this article back in October about dating in B-school, and it was oh so familiar. There were essentially eight rules of MBA dating that went as follows: 1.) If you weren’t single when you arrived, you will be by Thanksgiving, 2.) For two years you will work […]
So I’m one of those people who moved around a lot as a child and as a result I have no problem picking up and moving to a new city. In my twenty something years, I’ve lived in 7 states mostly in big East Coast cities. Before I committed to […]
In August of last year, I was both looking forward to and a little scared of orientation. You spend one week in a room with all of your classmates learning about the two year commitment that you just paid a lot of money for. I had just returned from being […]
If you check out the Freeman Student Organizations page (http://www.freeman.tulane.edu/students/organizations.php) on the website you get a long list of potential clubs that you can become involved in once your in B-school. Now, I’ll be honest some of these groups are more active than others, so if you arrive on campus […]
When I was drowning in homework first semester I always heard the reaffirming statement, “Don’t worry, once you get through this semester, everything will get easier.” Lies. If, as a first year at Tulane you hear any of my classmates say this, don’t believe them. While there are certain things […]
Sorry for my hiatus in blogging, as I’m sure you know from Eric’s blogs I was in Paris and then Geneva, Milan, Florence, and Rome with little to no internet access. But, now I’m back, a little jet lagged, but back and ready to finish up this first year with […]