If you had 5 dollars and 2 hours, how would you make as much money as possible?

Re:If you had 5 dollars and 2 hours, how would you make as m... by wvenable on Friday October 30, 2009 @01:28PM (#912391)

> You're right: these "genius entrepreneurs" were selling the time of their classmates.

Exactly. But you miss the fact that they already had the time of their classmates to sell. No matter what happened, the classmates would have to sit through 3 minutes from this group.

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Re:If you had 5 dollars and 2 hours, how would you make as m... by gcheong on Friday October 30, 2009 @04:38PM (#912731)

My experience with these in-class group presentations is that most groups tend to shut out the presentations of the other groups because they're focused on waiting for their turn to present and last-minute prep. So unless it's a really good presentation most of them probably fall on deaf ears. Now these students will present a company pitch for a company that wants to actively recruit students from the class. I'd probably listen to that.

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Re:If you had 5 dollars and 2 hours, how would you make as m... by idm on Friday October 30, 2009 @01:30PM (#912395)

once. not twice.

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Re:If you had 5 dollars and 2 hours, how would you make as m... by wvenable on Friday October 30, 2009 @02:03PM (#912459)

Who said anything about twice, though? They had 3 minutes and they sold it -- I don't think that means they got another 3 minutes. Now both the students and the instructor might have given them another 3 minutes, but that's not something they could have assumed nor is it somehow wrong.

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