#2801
Posted: 8/17/05 at 9:40pm
Mabel, you did WW?! You're, like, the skinniest person ever!
Tiff, I admire your efforts, I couldn't last an hour without carbs. Don't feel bad about slipping! I've decided that it really isn't worth it to stress about every single calorie. Life is no fun if you can't enjoy foods you love.
And The Pillowman closes in September, so you wouldn't be able to see it in October anyway.
Lets see...questions on my test: Describe in detail the roles of a personal manager, agent, lawyer, and business manager. Describe their roles in relation to touring. (Those made up a great deal of the test, which is good because I know that stuff). Name 5 departments of a record company and describe what they do (A&R, distribution, etc.). Describe how personal managers, agents, lawyers, and business managers are paid. All that stuff wasn't bad, but I had trouble with the specific New Zealand questions. Like, name and describe two opportunities to unsigned New Zealand artists provided by New Zealand On Air. And more stuff like that, which I wasn't familiar with until I took this course and I'm still a little shaky on. Anyway, I guess it wasn't so bad. And grading is different here: 80%-100% is considered an A. So I'm sure I didn't do all that poorly. It's 20% of my grade, though, so it is pretty important.
Tiff, I admire your efforts, I couldn't last an hour without carbs. Don't feel bad about slipping! I've decided that it really isn't worth it to stress about every single calorie. Life is no fun if you can't enjoy foods you love.
And The Pillowman closes in September, so you wouldn't be able to see it in October anyway.
Lets see...questions on my test: Describe in detail the roles of a personal manager, agent, lawyer, and business manager. Describe their roles in relation to touring. (Those made up a great deal of the test, which is good because I know that stuff). Name 5 departments of a record company and describe what they do (A&R, distribution, etc.). Describe how personal managers, agents, lawyers, and business managers are paid. All that stuff wasn't bad, but I had trouble with the specific New Zealand questions. Like, name and describe two opportunities to unsigned New Zealand artists provided by New Zealand On Air. And more stuff like that, which I wasn't familiar with until I took this course and I'm still a little shaky on. Anyway, I guess it wasn't so bad. And grading is different here: 80%-100% is considered an A. So I'm sure I didn't do all that poorly. It's 20% of my grade, though, so it is pretty important.