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Meet Anna Dove: Psychology student and Tattoo Artist

By Saide Almak “The psychology behind tattoos is like peeking into the heart and mind, where feelings, memories, and who we are come alive on our […]

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Important Announcement

All Budapest campus students are reminded that proof of tuition payment is due next Monday, September 26. If your proof of payment is not received by […]

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Getting the Secret Out

An interesting story, as well as a bit of horn-tooting for the main campus in Westminster as well as us in Budapest: McDaniel College has been […]

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Perceptual Drawing–More Info

A newly announced course offering for Fall 2011, ART 1101 Perceptual Drawing is a course meant for art majors and non-majors alike. It fulfills the Creative […]

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Upcoming TOEFL tests in Budapest

The TOEFL testing center in Budapest will be holding the TOEFL test on the following dates: -July 8 -July 23 -August 5 -August 20 -August 27 […]

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Roma Rights and Internship Opportunity

Interested in human rights activities? The European Roma Rights Center is offering internships on a competitive basis. If you have any questions about the academic aspects […]

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Journalism, Communication, Political Science, and Business Students Wanted

RoTaPress International is looking for student editors, reporters, analysts RoTaPress International is a new media center and website aimed at bringing news of the world to […]

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New Art Course: Perceptual Drawing

Fall 2011 course offerings, edited: Please note the addition of a course to the ART/AHY listings, ART 1107 Perceptual Drawing. All students, majors and non-majors, are […]

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Radio Opportunity

Students: anyone interested in getting a bit of radio experience–including on the air this summer? The radio show “Honti es Hanna”, on Fridays 4-6pm, is looking […]

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Farewell to our graduating students

Kelechi Ajoku As the semester comes to a wrap, we will not fail to bid a fond farewell to our graduating seniors: Anais Bandura, Laszlo Frenyo, […]

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The Hungarian Constitution

Vera Treit The Hungarian Constitution of 2011 was accepted on the 18th of April and it will be enforced from January 1st, 2012. As I am […]

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OBITUARY Professor Pál Rózsa

Professor Pál Rózsa (1925-2011) Professor Pal Rozsa, a founding member of the faculty of McDaniel College Budapest, passed away in his home on May 10, aged […]

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From Budapest to the main campus – the truth behind the myth

Hanna Barker There are many preconceptions of the main campus floating around. Are they actually true?  These perceptions contribute to the desire, or lack thereof, of […]

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ESPN announcer turns news anchor as bin Laden killed during ballgame

Matthew Arnold Any American who was alive in 1980 will always be able to tell you where they were when they heard John Lennon had been […]

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Q & A: Dr. Thomas Falkner on McDaniel Europe

Hanna Barker What is the reasoning behind the decision to rebrand McDaniel Budapest as McDaniel Europe? In order to take fuller advantage of the extraordinary resource […]

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The Royal Wedding: “Waity Katie” is waiting no more

Adela Kuci The wedding of the century, the royal wedding between, Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton a British bourgeois is over. “Waity” Katy […]

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UNESCO: Hungarian World Heritage

Olga Boga Heritage is joining what we bring from the past with what we live with today to pass on to future generations. It is so […]

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Millenium da Pippo: A little bit of Italian Finesse

Vlada Sahovic Budapest is a city that offers all kind of charming tastes, exotic foods and wonderful eating experiences, so as a gourmand I would like […]

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10 Must-See Summer Movies

KC Bosco Most of you would agree with me that this semester has been extremely exhausting. I, for one, cannot fathom how I survived this semester […]

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Students put McDaniel’s best foot forward at the Housing Forum for Europe and Central Asia

Hanna Barker McDaniel students in Budapest were presented with an interesting learning opportunity when they were invited to volunteer at the Housing Forum for Europe and […]

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An interview with Professor Berne Weiss on her research project: The World without War

Kelechi Ajoku The Messenger: Good afternoon Professor Weiss. I’m Kelechi Ajoku from the school’s newspaper – The Messenger – and I would like to interview you […]

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Summertime = Festivals time!

Vlada Sahovic For all who intend to spend their summer in Europe, and more specifically for those who spend their summer in Hungary, do not despair! […]

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Travel guide to Barcelona

Avi Benyakar Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia in northeastern Spain, located on the Mediterranean coast, and is the second most important city in Spain, after […]

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Numb Young Faces (as in: Teenagers are using Botox!)

Vera Treit Botox, or  botulinum toxin, is a “magic trick” widely used by women entering an age when wrinkles start to appear on their faces, a […]

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Inside the Housing Forum Europe and Central Asia

Adela Kuci The Housing Forum Europe & Central Asia took place in Budapest from the 4th to the 6th of April; over 150 delegates from 48 […]

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Where is the Male Revolution?

Alfonso Majetic The world has been known as a place where men always rule, but these days things are changing. In fact, women have a lot […]

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Nespresso

Olga Boga Anyone for coffee? If it’s a Nespresso, you’re partaking in one of the world’s fastest coffee-growing segments. It accounts for 20 to 40 percent […]

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Independent study students volunteer for three days, help make the ECA Housing Conference successful

Avi Benyakar On April 28 students gave a presentation at McDaniel Budapest about the conference and the personal experiences that they gained from their participation in […]

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McDaniel Media

By Fardin Khanjani Medias are playing a very important rule in every single life today. The very famous ones such as BBC or CNN, their basics […]

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Poverty in Hungary

Vera Treit Dear Reader. When you get home, look around you. You will probably see switches that turn the lights on, a fridge that contains food, […]

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Nowruz: the Iranian New Year

Aria Zahedi Nowruz means the start of new life in harmony with the rebirth of nature in spring. New Year in Iran always begins on the […]

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Bye bye Galliano: a highly creative fall from grace

Alfonso Majetic The fashion industry has been rocked in the last few weeks by the controversial anti-semitic comments made by the designer John Galliano and by […]

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Professor Berne Weiss seeks your views on the world without war

The 350th anniversary of the Quaker Peace Testimony turned my thoughts to the idea of the world without war.  It’s been a long time since I’ve […]

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