Arrive at LSC, Livingston Student Center, at 7:30am (for those who don’t already know Rutgers has an obscene amount of acceptable acronyms) and shuffle 7 strangers, a lot like MTV’s Road Rules slash Real World motto, into a large van and transport them to the Big Apple.
Our innovative leader, Matthew Ferguson, decided it would be appropriate to learn Radio City Music Hall’s philosophy on creating an experience. Mission = instilling the concept of grandiose into our new space and creative thinking into our new managerial staff.
It is not just the art deco architecture, the notoriously talented rockettes, and the nationally televised annual cable programs (grammys, tonys, Oscars, etc) that make Radio City Music Hall epic, but the passionate employees who breathe it’s tradition. I honestly felt humbled by its history within my first steps around the theater. 
The realization that we are creating a tradition at Rutgers has finally sunk in. One as recognizable as New York City, one as grand as Radio City Music Hall, and one as timeless as Rutgers University itself.
The realization that we are creating a tradition at Rutgers has finally sunk in. One as recognizable as New York City, one as grand as Radio City Music Hall, and one as timeless as Rutgers University itself.
This is our experiment. My (hopeful) prediction is to build a successful tradition for Rutgers New Brunswick Students. My marketing efforts (as the Marketing Manager) are a large independent variable; this space is our dependent variable (see also, factor). And May 2011 will show the experiments final conclusion.
follow me along this journey,
Becky =)
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