sleeper;1792045 wrote:I doubt it. The football team doesn't care about this shit and certainly Urban wouldn't put up with it.

I'm not saying the football team would get involved or care. Only that nobody gives a shit about 80-150 students.

I'm on the fence between appreciating how much better this was handled than Missouri and not wanting to support Drake.

FatHobbit;1792051 wrote:I'm not saying the football team would get involved or care. Only that nobody gives a shit about 80-150 students.

I'm on the fence between appreciating how much better this was handled than Missouri and not wanting to support Drake.

Why don't you like Drake?

sleeper;1792052 wrote:Why don't you like Drake?

Dr. Drake appears to care nothing about anything other than the medical facilities.

sleeper;1792052 wrote:Why don't you like Drake?

IMHO Jon Waters was a good and loyal buckeye.

Heretic;1792008 wrote:lol, sounds like some people must not have been college material. I took an Intro to Logic class and the only hard thing about it was that it was 8 a.m. during winter quarter. A real bitch dragging myself out of bed 4 days a week to attend it.

And business is a lot easier than pre-med or engineering, yet people still failed out of that path and had to find another major they can get a degree in. That was back when I was in college - can't imagine how dumb some of the students are at third-rate universities today.

Hell, in grad school I was arguing about an answer with a guy, and after the teacher told us my formula was correct the guy STILL wanted to go with his answer. I just stared at him dumbfounded and said "but the prof just said I'm right".

gut;1792065 wrote:And business is a lot easier than pre-med or engineering, yet people still failed out of that path and had to find another major they can get a degree in. That was back when I was in college - can't imagine how dumb some of the students are at third-rate universities today.

Hell, in grad school I was arguing about an answer with a guy, and after the teacher told us my formula was correct the guy STILL wanted to go with his answer. I just stared at him dumbfounded and said "but the prof just said I'm right".

I agree that whole deeper, what's the true meaning bull shit is so annoying. Last weekend we went out to the bars here in BG and I noticed this kid who I knew from my freshman year at BG, the guy thought he was some genius because he got an easy ass Philosophy degree. He's now a DJ at bar haha that $40K was so worth it

Classyposter58;1792074 wrote:I agree that whole deeper, what's the true meaning bull shit is so annoying. Last weekend we went out to the bars here in BG and I noticed this kid who I knew from my freshman year at BG, the guy thought he was some genius because he got an easy ass Philosophy degree. He's now a DJ at bar haha that $40K was so worth it

My brother-in-law has a $50k job working in PR for a university, but he still DJs on the weekend and picks up an extra $500-750 a night. Granted that's not a some nasty BG bar, but still.

queencitybuckeye;1791926 wrote:Really liked a quote from one of the administrators. When he/she was told that the protestors claimed "They don't listen to us", the response was "we've listened, they just don't like our responses".

Welcome to 2016, where, if you don't give millennials the answer they want, you're... "racist, not listening, bigot, sexist, homophobe, oppressor, blah, blah, blah"

FatHobbit;1792062 wrote:IMHO Jon Waters was a good and loyal buckeye.

Anything that knocks that Damn Band down a peg or two is OK by me. Do Script Ohio already and get off the field...we're here for a football game not your high steppin' bull shit.

Tiernan;1792086 wrote:Anything that knocks that Damn Band down a peg or two is OK by me. Do Script Ohio already and get off the field...we're here for a football game not your high steppin' bull shit.

Knowing you are against something makes me feel better being for it

ernest_t_bass;1792083 wrote:Welcome to 2016, where, if you don't give millennials the answer they want, you're... "racist, not listening, bigot, sexist, homophobe, oppressor, blah, blah, blah"

Where have we heard this rhetorical verbiage of slander used.... seem Liberal, millennials and ass-hole in general use the a same vocabulary.

GOONx19;1792079 wrote:My brother-in-law has a $50k job working in PR for a university, but he still DJs on the weekend and picks up an extra $500-750 a night. Granted that's not a some nasty BG bar, but still.

Lol this guy is not in a job of that position

jmog;1792007 wrote:Other major'd students in the class were dumbfounded how us engineering students could pay zero attention in "Intro to Logic" and get a 100 on every test. A few of them would say things like "this is my hardest class!". It was the easiest one we had in years.

How'd you do in English?

I love how Engineers believe their curriculum validates them being "smart"...unfortunately many degreed Engineers have zippo common sense and struggle having any kind of success in managerial positions. But continue patting yourselves on the backs and telling each other how smart you all are...in the meantime those of us with MBAs will continue running the planet to the best of our abilities.

Tiernan;1792183 wrote:in the meantime those of us with MBAs will continue running the planet to the best of our abilities.

There are plenty of simple MBA programs. If not a top 10-15, MBA really doesn't mean much other than the ability to pass a graduate level program. Plenty of 22 year old's go from a 4 year degree, straight to some mid-level MBA program, which doesn't make them good at management either.

So, a friend of mine sent me this article. I figured I'd add it to this thread, instead of creating a new thread for it, as the thought process behind the topic of the article can easily make its way to OSU, also.

http://dailycaller.com/2016/04/16/professional-educator-grades-showing-up-on-time-are-a-form-of-white-supremacy/

CenterBHSFan;1792208 wrote:So, a friend of mine sent me this article. I figured I'd add it to this thread, instead of creating a new thread for it, as the thought process behind the topic of the article can easily make its way to OSU, also.

http://dailycaller.com/2016/04/16/professional-educator-grades-showing-up-on-time-are-a-form-of-white-supremacy/

You beat me to it. I was reading about this lady and her "consulting group" over the weekend. She's a piece of work, no doubt.

How the fuck so people like that exist. And who lets them talk? Insane


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iclfan2;1792195 wrote:There are plenty of simple MBA programs. If not a top 10-15, MBA really doesn't mean much other than the ability to pass a graduate level program. Plenty of 22 year old's go from a 4 year degree, straight to some mid-level MBA program, which doesn't make them good at management either.

In a lot of cases, it checks the box. If that's all you're looking to do, go nights and hopefully company may pay for it. A top 10-15 program is really for people looking to change companies or careers in the near future, or if your company really values it and you want to stay on the "star" path.

But 2-3 jobs out, or 5-6 years it matters very little relative to what you've done since getting your MBA.

I think it's really dumb to get your MBA out of undergrad. You'll barely get a premium, if any, for the degree. You aren't contributing much for people with real work experience, nor do you get the benefit of seeing how it could have applied to your experiences. Not to mention, you may want to change jobs or careers a few years down the road and time has already diminished whatever value your MBA had.

Tiernan;1792183 wrote:I love how Engineers believe their curriculum validates them being "smart"...unfortunately many degreed Engineers have zippo common sense and struggle having any kind of success in managerial positions.

An MBA isn't really going to make anyone a better manager of people. It's just a tool-set to help make better decisions.

CenterBHSFan;1792208 wrote:So, a friend of mine sent me this article. I figured I'd add it to this thread, instead of creating a new thread for it, as the thought process behind the topic of the article can easily make its way to OSU, also.

http://dailycaller.com/2016/04/16/professional-educator-grades-showing-up-on-time-are-a-form-of-white-supremacy/

Every quote from that imbecile was increasingly asinine. She started out stupid and by the end sounded like a raving lunatic rambling on in the final minutes of a SWAT standoff. Holy Shit.

gut;1792229 wrote:An MBA isn't really going to make anyone a better manager of people. It's just a tool-set to help make better decisions.

"a tool-set to help make better decisions..." jesus Sparky you proved the point for me. What does a good manager do?...He makes better decisions! I swear I need to offer a course in self-improvement to just OC members. But I'm not sure there is enough alcohol in the world to get me past the futile frustration that would cause me.

But these people are "better-qualified" for a job now ... because, you know, a Bachelors Degree to go with this level of maturity.

Tiernan;1792281 wrote:"a tool-set to help make better decisions..." jesus Sparky you proved the point for me. What does a good manager do?...He makes better decisions!

That's not correct. A manager can make great decisions and fail because he's lousy at coaching and developing people. We are talking the difference vs. soft skills...most MBA programs, most degree programs for that matter, do little to develop soft skills.

kayo;1792159 wrote:How'd you do in English?

In HS or college? ACT?

HS? Mostly As, some Bs.
College-only took two composition classes and got As, they were a joke
ACT-lowest of the 4 subjects, the reading and English sections I got somewhere around 25/26. I only know that because my composite was 31 and math/science were both 36.

Typing on a phone on ohiochatter with autocorrect and you caught a grammatical error. Congratulations.