Kenyan lecturer sets exam based on Kendrick Lamar song

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Strathmore University lecturer surprises students with a question based on a US hip hop song

– The fourth year students were instructed to explain dangers of consumerism as per Kendrick Lamar’s song –Vanity Slave

Strathmore University students were surprised to see a compulsory exam question derived from an American hip hop song.

The question required students to explain three dangers of consumerism, a topic that Kendrick Lamar talked about in his song –Vanity Slave.

“In the words of Kendrick Lamar (popular rapper of the good kid, m.a.a.d city fame), ‘If you get your first big cheque and you cop before you buy a house. You’re a vanity slave.’ In the song, Vanity Slave, Mr. Lamar speaks openly about mindless consumerism. Explain three dangers of consumerism,” read the question.

The Business Ethics end of semester exam was done on Monday, July 11, by fourth year students studying finance, actuarial science and financial economics.

The Strathmore University’s HED 4101 Business Ethics paper with a question from Kendrick Lamar’s Vanity Slave .

Here is Kendrick Lamar’s Vanity Slave:

Can you answer the question?

 

[Gojaga Nize]

Walokole wasiyosikiliza hiyo miziki hapo itakuwaje?

Yaan huku kuoneana kwingine, ndo ishakula kwa watu hapo. Wengine watabeba

 

[Kambalanick]

I would love to be in that class...anyway you don't need to know the song to answer the question, if you know about consumerism you're good.

 

[Issack Peter]

I would love to be in that class...anyway you don't need to know the song to answer the question, if you know about consumerism you're good.

Sure!

 

[maringeni]

Sio walokole. Vijana sasa ni nyimbo za mapenzi tu. Zenye ujumbe tofauti hapana.

 

[TADPOLE]

Tanzania Mwaka 1992 Watu Waliambiwa Wajibu Kwa Kutumia Nyimbo Ya Mwanameka Ya Marijan Rajabu Mtihani Wa Form Four Taifa Yaan Sijui Wanafikiliaga Nini

 

[Meek Mill]

Itakuwa lecturer aliwaambia Wakatafute Iyo Ngoma Kabla ya paper.Waisikilize maana Vinginevyo Utoki

 

[Kafrican]

amtu yoyote ambae ako na akili timamu hata kama hasomei mambo ya biashara/uchumi anajua hilo swali ni self sufficient. hauhitaji kujua hio nyimbo wala hauhitaji kumjua ata huyo kendric larmar, kitu unachohitaji kujua ni consumerism ambayo lazma walifundishwa, hio story nyengine ni mwalimu anajaribu ku engage na generation ya vijana na pia anaweka na pia anaweka hilo swali into perspective....

kuna neno flani la kiswahili nimelisaha, nafkiri ni tamthilia, hio ndo huyo mwalimu amefanya hapo, na amepeana hiyo lyrics ndogo hapo ambayo inajieleza yenyewe bila kuhitaji mtahiniwa awe mwanamziki au shabiki, anaweza jibu swali

 

[Kafrican]

strathmore bussiness school is 3rd best bussness school in africa, so they can do whatever they want

SBS has been ranked 3rd in Africa according to a survey done by the African Business Review. The Top 10 African Business Schools, among them Kenya’s University of Nairobi and USIU which ranked 4th and 5th respectively, was conducted under the repute that ‘African Business Schools aim to help their students excel in management and business education in Africa. In fact, these business schools now play a very important role in the country by preparing their students for development in the private sectors early on’, as stated in this report by the African Business Review.
Below is the ranking as shown in the survey.
1. University of Cape Town
2. The American University in Cairo
3. Strathmore Business School
4. The University of Nairobi
5. The United States International University
6. The University of Dar es Salaam
7. The Management College of Southern Africa
8. UNISA
9. The American University in Cairo
10. University of Stellenbosch
11. Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS

 

[Geza Ulole]

strathmore bussiness school is 3rd best bussness school in africa, so they can do whatever they want

SBS has been ranked 3rd in Africa according to a survey done by the African Business Review. The Top 10 African Business Schools, among them Kenya’s University of Nairobi and USIU which ranked 4th and 5th respectively, was conducted under the repute that ‘African Business Schools aim to help their students excel in management and business education in Africa. In fact, these business schools now play a very important role in the country by preparing their students for development in the private sectors early on’, as stated in this report by the African Business Review.
Below is the ranking as shown in the survey.
1. University of Cape Town
2. The American University in Cairo
3. Strathmore Business School
4. The University of Nairobi
5. The United States International University
6. The University of Dar es Salaam
7. The Management College of Southern Africa
8. UNISA
9. The American University in Cairo
10. University of Stellenbosch
11. Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS

and where did u get this?

 

[Naby Keita]

Hehe jamaa hapo juu keshaanza kulia na ma data yake

 

[MwendaOmo]

kuna neno flani la kiswahili nimelisaha, nafkiri ni tamthilia, hio ndo huyo mwalimu amefanya hapo, na amepeana hiyo lyrics ndogo hapo ambayo inajieleza yenyewe bila kuhitaji mtahiniwa awe mwanamziki au shabiki, anaweza jibu swali

Hahaha. Mkuu, Tamthiliya ni jambo tofauti sana. Tamthiliya ni Mchezo wa kuigizwa.