October 2013
Neuralink: balancing promise with peril
By Walter Timothy In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the idea of merging human consciousness with machines has long been a subject of fascination. While the […]
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Spooktacular Halloween Movies
By Zsófia Balassa Halloween is just around the corner, what to do on such a special day? Some of us are going to attend a scary Halloween […]
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Hungarian fish on the hook
By Viktor Jósa There are plenty of world-class angling waters in Hungary to catch fisherman hook, line and sinker. The two major rivers of the Carpathian […]
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Budapest Wine Fest 2013
By Nick Pongratz When you think of European wine, Hungary may not be the first place that comes to mind. Perhaps you are missing out because […]
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Comics and Propaganda: uncovering hidden Superhero identities
By Daniel Csáki Comics are “sacred” forms of printed manifestations of childhood dreams. Most of us had them, loved them and perhaps still do. But were […]
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A TALE OF TWO GREAT PLAYERS
With the previously imperious Novak Djokovic and the resurgent Rafael Nadal battling for supremacy at the summit of men’s tennis, we take a look at the […]
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IMMENSELY IMPRESSIVE IMPRESSIONISM EXHIBITION RUNS AT NATIONAL GALLERY UNTIL OCTOBER 13
By Sarah Sunday Making your way to the Hungarian National Gallery provides the opportunity to pass over the ornate Chain Bridge and to hike up the […]
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PETER CHARLIE ON LIFE AT WESTMINSTER
Peter Charlie is a senior student here at McDanielCollege, studying Business Administration and Economics, who spent two semesters at the main campus in Maryland before returning […]
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UNRAVELING THE MYSTERY OF GREEN TEA
By Shahin Ghoreishi Drinking green tea, which is packed with beneficial, health-enhancing properties, is also an enjoyable drink whether consumed hot or cold, but how much […]
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