Monthly Archives: December 2002

Meg O’Malley’s was fun — almost half the class attended, which was better than expected given that it wasn’t mandatory. I have a huge stack of finals to grade this weekend! More later . . .

For my MIS students who read my blog, this is a reminder that tomorrow night’s final class will be held at Meg O’Malley’s from 5:00pm – 6:15pm. Attendance is NOT required, so that’s OK if you aren’t there. We’ll discuss … Continue reading →

Finals have arrived! With the holiday season, our number of obligations have increased, but so has our workload. And people wonder about the term “holiday stress” — hah-hah. Between today and the 31st, we have a full calendar. Completely full. … Continue reading →

Sometimes I worry about my home state… “Texan Killed Friend Who Drank Last Cold Beer”

The students in my MIS completed the last of their group presentations last night. Overall, I’d say they did an excellent job. It’s interesting watching some of them present. Individually, they tend to be confident and well-spoken. They are management-school … Continue reading →

I completed the review of the blogs for my MIS course this term — the overwhelming majority of my students thought blogging was a great tool for the classroom (I recognize, as some of my colleagues have suggested, that the … Continue reading →

Went to the gym today and worked out for 45 minutes on the elliptical trainer. I’m a little confused about RPMs on the elliptical. I know that for cycling, I aim for about 90-100 rpm. I’m not sure what’s ideal … Continue reading →