By Faraz Bahabadi All Photos are published on Cyberpunk.net. CD Project Red’s, a company that gave us the phenomenal Witcher trilogy and made a lot of […]
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Read moreBy Bence Janek Hungary’s Prime Minister Victor Orbán announced on October 31 the revocation of the proposed internet tax, which will be replaced […]
Read moreBy Emmanuel Olaye McDaniel College Budapest is set to host its first human rights conference on November 21, 2014. The conference will be held in […]
Read moreHungary slowly losing tradition for the original “All Saints’ Day” By Tobi Onuoha In Hungary All Saints’ Day is a tradition that goes far […]
Read moreBy Cristina Ciobanu If you miss exercising your right to vote while living in a foreign country- now it’s your chance to vote. Do […]
Read moreWhat the future holds for Britain and Scotland. By Emmanuel O. Even though the Scottish Referendum ended in a “no” vote, there will still be some […]
Read moreBy Cristina Ciobanu A Város Mindenkié (AVM) (The City for All) organized a march in Budapest on September 27 to grab the attention […]
Read moreBy Nikolas Gavriil Now the World Cup is in full swing and all football lovers around the world are lapping up the excitement of the […]
Read moreBy Oluwafemi Samuel The FIFA world cup comes once in every four years and has proven to be one of the greatest sporting tournaments around the […]
Read moreBy Oluwafemi Samuel Mr. Igor Ciobanu a Veteran of the United Nations refugee agency was kind enough to visit our college and gave […]
Read moreBy Laura Pollard The working poor are a growing class within the United States. Those who fall below the poverty line, some 46.2 million […]
Read moreBy Cristina Ciobanu Beginning May 1 everyone can say goodbye to sleepy nights! Summer season stars and with it many new places appear! Do […]
Read moreBy Aletta Morariu Everybody loves potatoes. They go with almost every dish imaginable and come in so many varieties and forms that I even have […]
Read moreBy Oluwafemi Samuel A developing trend in English football has taken a new toll this season as many football managers are being sacked out of […]
Read moreWith the Persian New Year now well upon us, Nazanin Azizian gives the lowdown on the rich traditions, what is celebrated and how. Nowrooz The Persian […]
Read moreBy Cristina Ciobanu The Raday Salon, along with Cristina Ciobanu, Marketty Bleck, and our newest member, Brooke Ness, has the enormous pleasure of […]
Read moreBy Milica Stamenkovic Around the world, Australia projects the image of a sporty, outdoorsy place, filled with fit, active people and open spaces but […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi “Fast Fashion” is an approachable and modern style of clothing, for affordable prices which appeals to a wide and diverse range […]
Read moreBy Jeanett Mari Gibson Short Nilsen Today’s children are growing up too fast and are wearing makeup at earlier ages than ever before. Girls as young […]
Read moreInterview by the McDaniel Free Press’ Daniel Valentin-Morales “Never in my life, was I so emotionally involved, I feel like I should go back to the […]
Read moreBy Zsófia Balassa When we heard that Ellen DeGeneres was going to host the 86th Academy Awards this year, after Seth MacFarlane’s scandalous performance the year […]
Read moreBy Muhammad Sani The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria announced the dismissal of the progressive Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. […]
Read moreBy Zsófia Balassa Philip Seymour Hoffman’s tragic death was shocking news, when he was found lying with a needle in his left arm on February 2, next […]
Read moreBy Cristina Ciobanu A viral drinking game named neknomination, which involves drinking dangerous quantities of alcohol in less than one minute and then nominating someone […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi The largest private Iranian bank, Bank Mellat, has brought a lawsuit against the UK’s finance department for its supposedly unfair sanctions that have […]
Read moreBy Ogundero Samuel Oluwafemi The UEFA Champions League resumes on February 18 with the hotly anticipated first legs of the round of 16. So what are […]
Read moreBy Milica Stamenkovic “Wonderful wonderful Copenhagen” goes the famous song, but I must say I had no idea how much Copenhagen has to offer the […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi Since the inaugural event in the French winter resort of Chamonix in 1924, the Winter Olympics have been held every four years, except […]
Read moreVlada Sahovic graduated from McDanielCollege in Spring 2013. He studied communication under Jolan Roka. He is from Serbia and is currently doing his Masters at BrnoUniversity […]
Read moreBy Mary Busch Plastic pollution is a growing, manmade environmental disaster affecting the entire world and is a sign of our throw-away culture. Consider everything in […]
Read moreBy Shahin Ghoreishi While it is definitely very sad, the way in which Fast & Furious star Paul Walker was taken from us in a car […]
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