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Christy Luquire wrote a new blog post: Spreading the Word 4 months ago
It’s a gorgeous fall morning in New Orleans….a perfect day to ditch my car and ride the streetcar to work, just one more unique benefit of living in New Orleans. New Orleans is known for extraordinary jazz, Bourbon Street, Saints, and Katrina. However, there is so much more to the city. The devastation of “the storm” [...] -
Christy Luquire wrote a new blog post: East Meets West and Everything in Between 4 months, 3 weeks ago
A lot has happened since my last post. Almost overnight, finals were just around the corner, as well as a meaningful but time-intensive field project for management class. Stressed, I found myself even dreaming about finals, but just as fast as they arrived, our first term was done. As I left for finals weekend, my husband, [...] -
Christy Luquire wrote a new blog post: Ordering Takeout Seven Nights in a Row When You Love to Cook 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Last class weekend, after a grueling econ midterm, our class celebrated with a BBQ – complete with clowns. Why? It was the WEMBA (Wharton Executive MBA) Family Night. As I watched classmates’ children interact with their parents, I was reminded of the respect I have for my classmates. Every single person makes different sacrifices to be [...] -
Christy Luquire wrote a new blog post: “Just Keep Swimming” 7 months, 1 week ago
A few weeks ago during orientation, a second-year student spoke to our class. His advice: “just keep swimming.” We all found comical the short clip he showed from Pixar’s Finding Nemo , but I don’t think anyone had a clue how pertinent that advice would be…at least, I know I didn’t. I work for a market research tech [...] -
Christy Luquire wrote a new blog post: Introducing Wharton EMBA Christy Luquire 8 months ago
It’s 6 a.m., and while most of my city is still sleeping, I’m quickly packing for my upcoming trip. Nameplate and school ID? Check. Work laptop? Better bring it. Textbooks? Leave behind. As I lift my bag, I realize it’s lighter than I expected. Why? As a first-year Wharton Executive MBA (WEMBA) student, I received [...]

