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fandomhigh2009-01-05 05:08 am
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Business 101, Monday [1-5] First Period
"Bonjour," Jean-Paul said to his class once they were gathered. "I see we have a small group this semester. I do not know whether that is due to the dismal economy or because of my reputation, nor do I care. I am Monsieur Beaubier, and this is Business 101. In this class you will learn how to make money. You may wonder what I could possibly know about that, considering I teach at this school for a pittance of a salary, and the answer is, I do not need the money. Astonishing as it may seem, I do this because I want to. I am rich, children, so pay attention.
"The first few weeks of this class, we will discuss theory, and then we will begin practical applications. Your syllabus should be ready for you by next week. For today, I would like for everyone to introduce themselves: name, year, why you are in this class. Then, since that should take all of two minutes, you will read this article on business in general and tell me what you think the most important aspects are. Be prepared to defend your decision."
"The first few weeks of this class, we will discuss theory, and then we will begin practical applications. Your syllabus should be ready for you by next week. For today, I would like for everyone to introduce themselves: name, year, why you are in this class. Then, since that should take all of two minutes, you will read this article on business in general and tell me what you think the most important aspects are. Be prepared to defend your decision."
Re: Introductions
Also it looked good on transcripts for Yale.