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Memo Draft

Memorandum    TO:                 Professor Hansen, CEO, AMDP FROM:          Emily Tsai, Research and Development Analyst, AMDP DATE:            September 30, 2020                  SUBJECT:     Potential Investment Recommendation – Colorifix                                          As a Research and Development Analyst, I am writing this memo to express my discovery of a potential investment opportunity for the company called Colorifix.  Upon conducting thorough and extensive research, I am recommending Colorifix as the next investment for AMDP. Colorifix is a biotechnology startup in hopes to ...

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Alice As midterm season hits and assignments compiled, I have decided to invest in a new Korean drama called Alice. Was that a smart choice? The answer is… probably not. However, I did it anyway. Giving the current situations, I believe by watching television shows, movies, or foreign dramas is the best way to escape the reality around us. I’m not sure if this is the best coping mechanism, but it definitely is fun to submerge ourselves to a virtual experience for an hour or two.  Alice is a drama that deals with time-traveling in the year 2050. Alice is an organization that provides time-traveling services for people who had a tragic past. During a mission to uncover the book of prophecy (the future of time-traveling), agent Tae Yi realized she is pregnant with her partner Min Hyuk's child. Due to the time-traveling radiation risk, Min Hyuk urges Tae Yi to abort the baby. However, she refused and decided to stay in the year 1992 to raise the baby alone. Soon, the child was born. Un...

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  American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures The first book I chose to read is called, American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Culture , by America Ferrera. I initially picked this book due to the interesting title and intriguing storyline. Additionally, the book is compiled and edited by the award-winning actress, American Ferrera, who starred in Ugly Betty. I thought it would be interesting to read about her personal experience and journey she had from being a Honduran American.   American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures is a book that shares a collection of immigrant “American” stories gathered and compiled by the actress. In the book, Ferrera shares her personal experiences growing up as Honduran American and the challenges she encountered as a multicultural American. She expresses the feeling of not belonging to either side of the culture. The book explores the perspectives of immigrant “American” experiences who came from different bac...

Expert Article (Final)

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  We are in this Together How to be “mentally successful” as a college student  By Emily Tsai At some point in our college careers, as much as anyone would like to admit or not, each of us probably experiences a few minor mental breakdowns. Admit it, it happens. Does this sound familiar?  Picture this:  It’s the first day back to school from your summer break, you sit down in your BUAD 304 class, and your professor asks, “how was your summer break? What did you do?” You overhear your peers naming top tier companies like Disney, NASA, Goldman Sachs, Bain, and Google. It’s inevitable that your mental comparison of yourself to others begins to happen. It somehow triggers the doubt within yourself and ends with trailing questions about your career or major choices. According to the U.S. Department of Education, 30% of first-time undergraduate students change their major once within the first 3 years of college. By changing majors, this ultimately leads to changing career...