Jam Aloud!
Another 2 major events have ended today, but you know what, the busy period has just begun. Arts Bazaar and Jam Aloud have been a stunning success. The crowd and the stalls at the bazaar were great, especially the sushi stall. Haha, thumbs up and kudos to Tyler and those hard working bazaar comm members for working their socks off. It has definitely paid off. For Jam Aloud, well well, what can I say. Never have I seen such a big crowd, and such a cool and happening event happening on campus itself. The bands were great, crowd was great, and hell yeah, we even had Eunice Olsen as a judge, and Jonathan Leong as an audience. Beat that! Well done Josh, I really enjoyed myself tonight. We had always believed that things will work out well, and boy did you do us proud by proving us right. Just feeling so happy for you, and for everybody. Cheers PDs!
Its the same thing for every event, whereby I always ask myself why am I getting myself all so busy over these kinda things. But I am always well assured when the event ends, seeing the success of it, feeling the joy and satisfaction, seeing how my friends who have worked so hard smile at the fruit of their success, and of course, to see the whole MC so happily joking and fooling around after the completion of yet another successful event. Here I dare say, where else can you get such euphoria, such joy and such satisfaction? By studying and mugging? No way man!
On a more serious and solem note, I would say that I have seen some not so pleasant things after this event. I am just quite disappointed and disturbed at how a certain committee can lack such professionalism, and not show the required respect. As much as one would always want to push hard for success, I think it is sometimes important to know the position you are in, and not try to push it too far. Despite being a fresh and new public relations student, I could already identify a handful of deadly mistakes they have committed. I would say they are lucky, lucky that their partners are nice enough to tolerate them. But just too bad for them, that they have just lost this precious partner. Three words for them to think about and perhaps learn from. 'Humble', 'Appreciate' and 'Respect'. Think many of you would know whom my reference is to.
Its the same thing for every event, whereby I always ask myself why am I getting myself all so busy over these kinda things. But I am always well assured when the event ends, seeing the success of it, feeling the joy and satisfaction, seeing how my friends who have worked so hard smile at the fruit of their success, and of course, to see the whole MC so happily joking and fooling around after the completion of yet another successful event. Here I dare say, where else can you get such euphoria, such joy and such satisfaction? By studying and mugging? No way man!
On a more serious and solem note, I would say that I have seen some not so pleasant things after this event. I am just quite disappointed and disturbed at how a certain committee can lack such professionalism, and not show the required respect. As much as one would always want to push hard for success, I think it is sometimes important to know the position you are in, and not try to push it too far. Despite being a fresh and new public relations student, I could already identify a handful of deadly mistakes they have committed. I would say they are lucky, lucky that their partners are nice enough to tolerate them. But just too bad for them, that they have just lost this precious partner. Three words for them to think about and perhaps learn from. 'Humble', 'Appreciate' and 'Respect'. Think many of you would know whom my reference is to.
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