Chasing the allure of Austin’s progressive “girls 18 and up, guys 21 and up” bar policies, the MIT Sloan Soccer Club embarked on a three-day adventure into the heart of Texas for the 11th Annual McCombs MBA Winter Tournament. Despite a severe recruitment shortfall, club co-president Jose Torbay (MBA ’08) was able to piece together a team of twelve Sloanies who were willing to trade their Tuck Winter carnival slots for a weekend of sun and soccer in the lone star state. (0) comments
It started with an official version. Something like this: “I’ll be working in finance so it would be great to live and study in one of the world’s greatest financial centers. If, for example, I ever decide to pursue an overseas assignment it will likely be in London and living there now will give me a ‘low-risk’ chance to see what that’s like. (0) comments
The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College hosted their annual Winter Carnival on February 22-23, and MIT Sloan came away with a strong showing in both the ski races and in overall spirit. The MIT Sloan ski team placed second overall, and Cullen Knights MBA ’08 recorded the fastest individual time of all competitors. (0) comments