Happy New Year!!! 

We hope that 2013 brings with it good things like closed lists, 
good grades (even if they are made up and the points don't matter), and a general decrease in Business School-related stress.
 Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming


When my husband starts to realize that next semester starts in like a week, he's like:

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