Spotted: Students buzzing around the Roto, but where are the tables? Are organizations sitting in an unconventional Roto space, or is it really a sad, empty Roto?
With the semester coming to an end, organizations have less to advertise and promote. With this lack of promotion needs, the need for tables has drastically declined. The Roto that was once hard to book a table now has open availability.
This empty space has been a reminder that yet another semester has come to an end. Students are now a semester closer to their graduation date and are also reminded of how quickly a college semester can fly by.
With summer vacation approaching, Roto Girl will be going on a summer break as well. Roto Girl will be back next semester with your Rotunda updates; stay tuned!
Until next time,
XoXo Roto Girl KF
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This blog will be used to further explain the happenings in the Bryant “roto” and what our clubs/organizations are up to.
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I think your blog idea is really creative, especially the name! There's always so much going on in the Roto; this is a great way to know what to look for.
ReplyDelete-Kim D.
Overall comment - I found this blog to be informative. I can definitely see this being useful for those who are not already affiliated with a club or organization at Bryant. I can see this blog being especially useful for incoming freshmen to get an idea about what is offered here at Bryant.
ReplyDelete-Matt Tozzi
This is a good idea for a blog. As I walk though the roto I always wonder what’s going on and why there are tables set up. This is a very informative blog and creates awareness to Bryant students about what is going on around campus. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAmanda Corndell
As someone who has already been through MGT 200, this is a blog that would have been helpful while enrolled in the class. I encountered a lot of problems trying to get space in the Rotunda for a table and definitely missed out on some opportunities to fund-raise due to the lack of information about how to secure a table.
ReplyDeleteThis post puts a bit of a damper in the otherwise upbeat Roto Girl series of posts. No reflection on the stellar writing, rather the subject just takes the wind of this last week at Bryant. The promise of an eventful summer, but the regret of leaving good friends, fun get-togethers, and the wonder that is Salmo, it’s just too much to take. But on a happier note, I really enjoy your writing Roto Girl. Interesting, fun, yet informative. Love the site! Well done! Till next year, cheers!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to provide some closure to a great blog. Very informative as well as easy to read. Great use of candid pictures, and I really enjoyed your clever closure to the semester project. I bet if you did this again next semester it would really helpful to people that wanted to find out what was going on and didn't have a clue.
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