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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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Facebook and You
By Tomer Mashiah In the last few weeks we have seen Facebook shares plummet. This is due to a loophole in 3rd party agreements, a […]
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Swedish DJ and Producer Avicii dies at 28
By Aleksa Aleksic Swedish DJ Avicii, real name Tim Bergling, died at age 28 on Friday, April 20. Avicii’s publicist released the statement: “It is with […]
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Students of McDaniel College Budapest pitch first student organized conference
By Sofie H. Thomassen Some students at McDaniel College Budapest presented the idea of a student-led event – an idea they have entitled 2019 International […]
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McDaniel Budapest visit to Pannonhalma
By Kiev Martinez On a gray, drizzly morning, we set out to see one of the most historic sites in all of Hungary – the beautiful […]
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Susanne Sundfør brings magic in form of music to Budapest
By Sofie H. Thomassen With one of the most powerful records of 2017, the Norwegian singer-songwriter Susanne Sundfør is touring Europe these days. On Friday […]
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EPL winter transfer window – two records and a virtuoso exchange
By Bogdan Radchenko It would seem that January is never a good time for clubs sign new players. All teams with our exception are keen […]
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A treat for trap music lovers of Budapest: NGHTMRE’s show at Barba Negra
By Dan Bolboceanu Budapest, and Hungary in general, is one of the main hotspots for music in the summer. Sziget Festival is aimed for lovers of […]
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A Human we can be Proud of!
By Aleksa Aleksic Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, Inc. is a man that is saving humanity’s “face” in these dark times. Dictatorship in N. Korea, […]
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Busójárás: goodbye cruel winter
By Kiev Martinez We all go through our lives waiting for the next summer – no matter what type of climate we are from. Summer is […]
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The Trouble in Syria
By Briana Gomez For the past week tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated. Normally these tensions would be some type of ‘cold war’ nuclear threats, […]
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Madách Szinhaz
By Briana Gomez Looking for entertainment in Budapest? Look no further than Madách Színház, barely a kilometer from McDaniel’s Budapest campus. This popular playhouse hosts large […]
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To rent or not to rent
By Bridget Daley An indispensable component of life is a place to call home; in Budapest, apartment prospects continue to diminish as rental prices steadily increase. […]
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The real State of the Union
By Briana Gomez According to a poll conducted by Pennsylvania marketing firm, SSRS, the reaction to President Trump’s State of the Union Address, last Tuesday, […]
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Catching the Christmas vibe in Budapest
By Mihai Damascan Not only are families and churches getting ready for the day of Jesus’ birth, but also our environment – the towns and even […]
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday, what a deal!
By Aleksa Aleksic We were blessed by incredible discounts and cursed with terribly long queues on Friday, November 24, on what was the famous unofficial American […]
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Taking in the magical Harry Potter: Warner Bros Studio Tour
By Paula Enevoldsen Have you ever thought of visiting wonderful and wondrous film-sets? There’s a Harry Potter tour that introduces you to all the details that […]
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The truth behind the DJ Mag: Top 100 DJs polls
By Dan Bolboceanu Summer’s long gone and the countdown to the next summer festivals has started, and the cold winds and rains are upon us, with […]
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The Harvey Weinstein case breaks a societal taboo
By Marine Quesada Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have probably heard of the storm that’s taken Hollywood over the past few weeks. […]
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Want to eat proper food? ‘Find Food!’
By Mihai Damascan Eat? Find Food! 1078, Budapest, István utca 5. Opening hours: Mo-Fr. 8am – 6pm, Sa. 9am – 3pm The question going through our minds […]
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China’s movies step up to counter Hollywood
By Aleksa Aleksic When it comes to action movies, Hollywood jumps or springs to mind. We may mock Bollywood’s thrill flicks and joke about Nigerian […]
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Ryanair flights continue to be cancelled amid threat of pilots unionizing
By Katrina Hier 400,000 more Ryanair passengers will be affected through March 2018, with the newest flight cancellations announced in the last week of September. This […]
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McDaniel Budapest proudly hosts the 58th Annual European Branch of the American Counseling Association Conference
By Paula Enevoldsen McDaniel Budapest had the privilege of hosting the 58th Annual European Branch of the American Counseling Association Conference on September 30 and October […]
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“It” is terrifyingly good – a spoiler free movie review
By Dan Bolboceanu The problem with horror movies nowadays, is that they mostly lack originality. All the scares in this genre are predictable and laughable at […]
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Stand-up Budapest, it’s tragicomedy time!
By Alexsa Aleksic After visiting a stand-up comedy act with an “open mic” yesterday, the performance simply left me speechless and pushed me to do a […]
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Svnseas performs at Kuplung, starring McDaniel’s Peter Kiss
By Pali Enevoldsen One of our fellow students, Peter John Kiss, a communications major at McDaniel, recently performed at Kuplung with his band Svnseas, and we […]
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Upcoming movie releases
By Bridget Daley Summer is over and fall is upon us, and among traditional seasonal escapades such as pumpkin carving, trick or treating, and putting […]
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McDaniel at the Liszt Academy of Music
By Allison Isidore (Photo by Allison Isidore of Yoon Kuk Lee conducting during […]
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Hugh Hefner, the man who had heaven on earth, checks out of the Playboy Mansion
By Aleksa Aleksic Hugh Hefner, founder of the world famous adult magazine Playboy, has died at the age of 91. He passed away peacefully in […]
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Farewell to the 2017 Graduates
By Paula Enevoldsen When January became May and we were faced with McDaniel’s seniors graduating, we needed to remind ourselves of the elapsed road as […]
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Fun things you can do over the summer in Budapest
By Paula Enevoldsen Staying in Budapest for the summer instead of going home? Or not having big travel plans? Getting depressed about it? Here I […]
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Video projects of students of Holocaust and Memory course In Budapest
What are the similarties of a house only few blocks from the College on Rakoczi ut and the Shoe Monument on the Bank of the Danube […]
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