Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Hello. Today didn't turn out as bad as I thought it would have been. That's probably because I've decided to take a positive attitude to life. Being optimistic alone isn't enough. We have to learn to love everything we do, no matter how dull or horrible it maybe, and only through that kind of mind set can we truely succeed.Hence, as of now, Media and Society is my favourite subject, long school days are awesome, and I love the amount of assignments we currently have assigned to us. There, I am feeling more successful already :D
Anyways, we watched this movie during Journalism lecture today. I personally found it kinda boring, but there were some interesting parts. It's about journalistic integrity and stuff like that.
During Graphic Design Fundamentals lecture, we had a forum session instead. I brought up the issue of how screwed that small tutorial room we have for Med Soc was, but it seemed that the allocation of classrooms was out of our lecturer's hands. It's just our luck. Sorry guys, I tried.
For the most part of both our lectures today, me and Siew Keong were reminiscing our primary school days.
The both of us were AV assistants, and we had tons of screw ups during morning assembly. The National Anthem starting at the wrong verse, the school song looping, us playing the school song by accident when we were actually supposed to play the National Anthem.
Then there was all the trading card games going on, especially after our exams. Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, WWE and Magic: The Gathering.
Good times.
Siew Keong kept in touch with many of our primary school friends, unlike me, and he happened to have quite a handful of them on Facebook, so we were looking at who was with who, and how many of our friends looked like now.
One majorly surprising relationship. And some of the girls actually look quite pretty now. Damn, I think I'm going to go back for the next class gathering.
We're having our annaul Speakers' Series next Tuesday, which is this event organised by Communications and Media Management. Guest speakers from different media industries are invited to TP to speak to the students.
Everyone is invited, but it is only compulsory for CMM students. And since many of these people will actually be able to help us in the future with intership and stuff, we have to make a solid impression on them.
How? By getting all CMM students to go to school dressed in business attire. I need a long sleeve shirt, pants, shoes and a tie. By next Tuesday. Win. I'm sooo lusting after this tie, it's so damn cool:
I also found out this really cool bit of info today. The year 2 CMM students are currently covering the Asian Youth Games. We, on the other hand, are going to fortunate enough to cover the Youth Olympic Games next year.
Olympic. No matter which country we're at in the future, having the word 'Olympic' on our testimonial is going to have quite an impact on employers, because it's a globally recognised brand.
One last thing, Zero Punctuation is so effin funny:
posted @ 10:54 PM
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