It is a great December day in New Orleans; it’s a mild 60 degrees, the sun is shining, the sky is blue and…it is our last day of class. Of course the last day of class mean that exams are right around the corner, but so is a nice long […]
Well, I guess this will be the third post about Po-boy Fest – just goes to show how seriously we take our food around here! I took this photo of an impromptu second line parade at last weekend’s festivities.
Eliot Kamenitz / The Times-Picayune It didn’t matter whether it swam, flew, walked, squawked, oinked or quacked, 30 vendors at the Oak Street Po-Boy Festival found a way to slap it between French bread and make it a sandwich Sunday.
We’ve all known that New Orleans is one of the country’s greatest food cities – and now we know it’s also the cheapest! Zagat: New Orleans most affordable dining in US. As a side note – while we were in Argentina, about 40,000 of our fellow New Orleanians showed up […]
Buenos Aires, Argentina. This was taken from in front of our hotel, which was just a few blocks away from the Federal Congress.
With just a few hours of naps in an airplane and on a couch – over the past two days I’ve explored markets in Buenos Aires, watched an NFL game in South America (British bars always have satellite TV), flown 12 hours back to the states, gone to class, and […]
Gloria Feldt, author and former CEO of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, spoke at Tulane last night about her new book, No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power. One of issues discuessed at the event was how women in business, and in particular women MBAs, can increase their power […]
Dedicated MBA2s find the Saints game while studying in Buenos Aires. Who dat?!
Tonight is for packing. I’m leaving for South America tomorrow for our 2nd year MBA Global Leadership trip. Starting Monday, we’ll attend lectures and visit companies in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Most of our class will leave New Orleans on Saturday for Argentina, but a few friends and I are heading […]
Greetings from New Orleans’ City of the Dead. I live in a small neighborhood around the Mid City area that is flanked by at least six cemeteries. It’s a popular destination for tourists this time of year, and Voodoo Fest , popular with visitors and locals alike, is just down […]