This post is to merely point out to a striking, if ironic and kind of poignant, coincidence in location. By this point today I have accidentally met my old University friend, and we were walking together. Since he has more experience than me at working at different institutions and hence at different buildings, he kindly explained that the University’s teachers are likely to be based on the 2nd floor “because this is where the air conditioners are”. I suppose he is right, which means that students are suffocating in the rooms on the top floors. That’s not the most important point.
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| University of Corporate Management in Ilyinka Street, Moscow |
The most important point is that on the ground floor there is a Coffee House cafe on the left and the Slivovitsa beer restaurant on the right. Considering that they teach Corporate Management at the University, one may safely assume that the Russian students will learn from day one how and where to best manage corporate affairs. Of course, either over a cup of coffee, or over a pint.
Strictly speaking, this is how these affairs seem to be managed elsewhere, too.
