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The Ozempic craze
By Nada Khattab As a society, we are immensely accustomed to new fads, which suddenly appear claiming to effortlessly rid people of their excess weight, and […]
Read moreDieting Babies?
Olga Bolga An alarming number of American parents are so concerned about preventing their babies from becoming obese that they are taking the radical step of […]
Read moreThe Budapest experience…minus the experience
Vlada Sahovic Although it may not be any of my business, nor anyone else’s for that matter, I cannot help but notice that the study abroad […]
Read moreHoover Library and new Email service
Fardin Khanjani “Unique, reliable and official.” Those are the words Dr. Matthew Adamson uses to best describe the Hoover library and the email service. Just imagine […]
Read moreDavid and Victoria Beckham finally expecting a baby girl
Abel Kayode-Olapade “Golden ball” David Beckham, a soccer phenomenon, gave the good news at an L.A Galaxy luncheon, about his fourth baby. “I’ve got some great […]
Read moreMiss International 2011
Adela Kuci “Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the prettiest international s tudent of them all?” were the echoing thoughts of the 11 beautiful contestants backstage […]
Read moreAd-Hoc Networks: a World Without Wires
Kelechi Ajoku Who remembers those landlines with very long wires we had in our kitchens, or when we had no other choice but to sit at […]
Read moreTexas Hold’em
Avi Benyakar Texas Hold’em poker is today’s most popular poker game; it might be the most popular card game in the world. Below Peter Chaili gives […]
Read more127 Hours and the Human Survival Instinct
Human abilities are unpredictable and surprising, especially when it comes to the will to live. This fact is well represented in Danny Boyle’s newest blockbuster, 127 hours, which […]
Read moreProtests in Egypt affect study abroad programs, economy
Hanna Barker The future of study abroad programs in the Middle East and surrounding areas is currently in limbo as colleges focus on keeping students safe […]
Read moreTEASER: McDaniel Europe
Hanna Barker and Chaili Beite Dr. Roger Casey’s official inauguration as McDaniel College president is scheduled to happen soon, and with that will come even more […]
Read moreRequiem for Albania
Adela Kuci Growing up in a country where breakfast consists of a double Turkish coffee and the political pages of at least four journals, it is […]
Read moreTime for New Sporting Rules?
João Salviano With the unrest in Bahrain, the Formula 1 season-opening motor race planned for March 13, 2011 has been cancelled, thus postponing the beginning of the […]
Read moreThe Perils of Facebook
Veronika Treit First, you are born. Then, you start walking and talking. Then, when you finally become 13 years old, you join Facebook. After having created […]
Read moreA Song for Your Heart
KC Bosco Do you love music? Does your taste in music span from across different centuries and different genres? Have you been frustrated in looking for […]
Read moreCorvin Shopping Mall Comes on the Scene
Chaili Beite A new shopping mall opened in Budapest, on October 27, 2010. While there may seem to be so many, it is in fact the […]
Read moreMiksa Roth and Art Nouveau in Hungary
KC Bosco Miksa Roth was a stained glass artist for the Imperial and Royal Court who lived from the mid- 19th century to the mid-20th century. […]
Read moreOscars 2011
Mitchell Dorcas The 83rd Annual Academy Awards: The King’s Speech, Natalie Portman, Colin Firth, Melissa Leo, Christian Bale are the big winners… The 83rd Annual Academy […]
Read moreHas Facebook Conquered Everyone?
Kivanç Nezir We all know about Facebook, on which most of us spend serious time, often when we are bored. We always check out what is […]
Read moreSURVEY: How do you feel about the main campus?
Take this survey and let us know whether or not you want to go to the main campus and why. Make your voice heard! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LHW377S
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