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Monday, October 27, 2003

The First Hurdle 

Our first exam is next Wednesday and you can start to feel the tension in the air at the Judge. Management Analysis, my old nemesis, we will meet for the last time in a few days, when I will finally purge my soul of your eveil intentions!

Or, as Carter would say:

"Your a big field of mathematical enquiry, but you're out of shape. For me, it's a full time job!"


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Sunday, October 26, 2003

Been Going 19 Hours Back-to-Back 

Yes, I was delirious yesterday from a day far too packed for any self-respecting human being, thus producing this remix of Paul Hardcastle's classic from the 80's. Note: you probably won't get it, if you haven't heard the song. Go download now!

In 2003 Cambridge seemed like just another MBA,
but it wasn't.
It was different in many ways, and so were those that did the studying.
In other business schools the average hours per day of the combat student was 12...
In Cambridge it was 19.
In inininininin Cambridge it was 19.

(TV announcer's voice)
The shooting and fighting of the past two weeks continued today
25 miles North of London
I really wasn't sure what was going on (Vet's Voice)

Nininini Nineteen, 19, Ni-nineteen 19
19,19,19,19

In Cambridge the combat student typically served a twelve month tour of duty but
was exposed to hostile fire almost everyday
Ninininininininininin 19 nininininninin 19


An average day on the Cambridge MBA


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